Last June, we made history. This June, the fight for a city you can afford is on the ballot again. Get out & vote for Aber Kawas, Eli Northrup, Illapa Sairitupac, Samantha Kattan and Brian Romero (and of course Claire, Dari and Brad). GO NY GO NY GO

Tonight begins the Jewish harvest festival of Sukkot. May a sukkat shalom — a shelter of peace — spread over our city. To all celebrating: Gut Yontif and Chag Sukkot Sameach!

New Yorkers, a storm is arriving today. Don't travel if you don't have to. Never drive or walk through floodwater. Call 911 if you are in danger, and report nonemergency issues to 311. Look out for one another and stay safe.

The storm’s expected path has shifted closer to our city, bringing heavier rain and stronger winds. If you’re traveling this weekend, give yourself extra time. Check your train, ferry, or flight before you leave, and avoid low-lying coastal roads around high tide. If you live in a basement apartment, know your way out and be prepared to move to a higher floor if conditions become dangerous. Look out for your neighbors. And make sure you’re getting the latest updates by texting NOTIFYNYC to 692-692.

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Last night I planted an olive tree at Gracie Mansion with Palestinian families from Gaza.  May peace be our future.

Never been to the opera before? Now’s your chance. We’re giving away 70,000 free tickets to the @MetOpera at the iconic Lincoln Center. Go to on.nyc.gov/opera to enter the lottery. There’s not a bad seat in the house.

New Yorkers, here’s what you need to know about this week’s nor’easter: The storm is expected to pass offshore, keeping the heaviest rain east of New York City. But we should still prepare for gusty winds, rain, and some high-tide flooding beginning today, peaking Friday, and potentially continuing through Sunday. If you live near the coast, move your car to higher ground or away from streets that regularly flood. Secure loose outdoor items, including furniture and garbage containers, that could be picked up by strong winds. Storm tracks can change, so please stay informed and be prepared. For emergency alerts, text NOTIFYNYC to 692-692.

Two months ago, we revived the long-delayed Tremont Avenue busway. This week, it’s up and running. That means 39,000 daily riders on the Bx36 are getting faster, safer, more reliable commutes. amny.com/news/bronx-first-bu…

This November, you’ll see five questions on your ballot about making government work faster for New Yorkers. Make sure you’re registered to vote by Oct. 24 and learn what’s on the ballot at nyc.gov/fast.

Congratulations to @1199SEIU and the nearly 70,000 CDPAP care workers who filed for the largest union election in American history. These workers make it possible for New Yorkers to live safely and independently at home. I’m proud to stand with them in the fight for a union.

Climate Week is here in New York City, and our work has deep roots. 18,261 trees planted this year. The most in a decade.

The challenges facing our cities may span borders, but so do the ideas that can solve them. This UNGA, we welcomed mayors from around the world to exchange ideas and share in our successes — from highlighting how Los Deliveristas are fighting for dignity and rights on the job, to seeing the work behind the new life returning to our waterways, and welcoming New Yorkers into affordable housing at Glenmore Manor.

America is free only when the media is competitive, independent, and accountable to the people. This merger strikes a chilling blow against that freedom — and hands even more power to billionaires like David Ellison to decide what Americans see and hear, all while lifting scrutiny off the federal leaders who pushed it through. I am grateful to Attorney General Tish James for the protections she secured for workers. This decision is a shameful monument to corruption and a betrayal that the American people won't soon forget. apnews.com/article/warner-br…

DoorDash has ripped off more than 260,000 NYC delivery workers. We’re making them pay $131.5 million — the largest worker settlement in City history. This is New York, where hard work pays and greed will cost you.

Mayor Mamdani Announces Historic Settlement for Workers nitter.net/i/broadcasts/1oKMvNkVX…

As Yom Kippur came to a close this evening, I was privileged to join my friend, Ruth Messinger, at a break fast in her home. It was an honor to celebrate this moment of renewal with many of our Jewish neighbors. May it be a year of justice, joy and peace.

Had a productive meeting with the President today at Gracie Mansion.

What better way to show off our city to 50 visiting mayors than from the roof of a double decker bus?

Tonight, Jewish New Yorkers mark the start of Yom Kippur, the holiest day on the Jewish calendar. It is the peak of the Yamim Noraim, the Days of Awe, and an opportunity for profound reflection. For those fasting — tzom kal, may your fast be easy and meaningful. And to all who observe, G'mar chatimah tovah. May you be sealed in the Book of Life for a good year to come.

Mayor Mamdani Joins U20 Summit Closing Sessions: Key Messages, Ratify Communique, Reflections nitter.net/i/broadcasts/1MJgNbqVl…