What topics do you want to hear about from the candidates for mayor? @errollouis, @BrianLehrer and @katie_honan are moderating the mayoral general debate on Oct. 22 at 7 p.m. Let us know below 💬… and they just might ask about it on your behalf!

If it’s a day ending in “y,” Linda Lo is volunteering, from soup kitchens to food pantries, she’s helping neighbors across Staten Island, making her our New Yorker of the Week. Read more:

The official store of New York City has a new look, a new entrance and even a new mascot, all to support city operations. Read more:

Is your landlord one of the worst in the city? Thanks to the NYC Public Advocate, you can find out. @AyanaHarry breaks down the office that ensures New Yorkers are treated with dignity and explains this year’s candidates. Plan your ballot with the voter guide on the Spectrum

George Santos says he’s “humbled” after being freed from prison, brushing off critics upset that President Trump granted him clemency. Read more:

More than 154,000 NYC students were homeless last school year, marking a decade-long trend and highlighting barriers to education. Read more:

Service is back on track after a 4 train separated in the Bronx Sunday evening, forcing dozens of passengers to evacuate and causing major delays. Read more:

Cuomo, Mamdani and Sliwa crisscrossed New York City this weekend, ahead of the final mayoral debate, trading jabs over housing, mental health and who’s splitting whose vote. Read more:

Watch out for some morning showers in #NYC. ☁️ @johndavittontv says conditions should clear up by 9 a.m., with the rest of the week staying dry and seasonable.

.@CherylWillsNY1, @BrooklynDA, @chriscquinn and @FPWA's Jennifer Jones Austin discuss public safety and key issues facing the next mayor of New York. Watch the full "In Focus" here: https://t.co/vgGqb3DXoK

.@CherylWillsNY1 talked to the @BrooklynDA about public safety in the borough, as crime remains top of mind for voters ahead of Election Day on Nov. 4. Watch the full "In Focus" interview here: https://t.co/V8PndITV9K

“No Kings Day” demonstrations are taking place in the city and across the country Saturday, with rallies planned in all five boroughs. One of the largest events nationwide is happening in Times Square. Read more:

A corn maze in Queens, “Trick-or-streets” and a Halloween dog parade are just some things to do in the city this weekend. Here’s our guide:

Are the U.S. military strikes on boats allegedly smuggling drugs in the Carribean legal? Spectrum News anchor @errollouis is joined by national political reporter @TaylorPopielarz to break it down on “The Big Deal.” https://t.co/y4IaZNMFPb

Housing-related proposals will appear as questions two through five on the November ballot. Voters will see them when they flip over their ballots. Here's what to know:

President Trump says he has commuted the sentence of former Rep. George Santos, who is serving more than seven years in federal prison after pleading guilty to fraud and identity theft charges. Read more:

Be aware of service changes on the 7, 5 and R trains, among others, this weekend. Here's your transit guide:

A new U.S. citizenship test with more complex questions will be implemented starting Oct. 20. NY1 visited a city nonprofit helping prepare immigrants for the test. Read more:

The New York State Young Republicans group was disbanded Friday following a unanimous vote by Republican state leaders. The vote follows leaked messages from a group chat that featured racist and antisemitic comments. Read more:

John Bolton, a former Trump administration national security adviser, is accused of storing top secret records at home and sharing with relatives diary-like notes that contained classified information. Read more: