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With streets mostly plowed and schools set to reopen, city officials are warning New Yorkers to stay cautious as wind chills plunge and ice remains.

The closure will affect 1,100 of the city's schools. High schools and 6-12 schools were already scheduled to be off.

Mayor Mamdani says public elementary students will either have to attend school in person or via laptop, and the city will decide by noon Sunday.

The city is pushing for bus companies to extend their contracts temporarily, but the companies are hoping for a five-year deal.

Backpacks are out, big purses are in: a crash course in Gen Z drip.

The measure aims to unlock school playgrounds after school and on weekends, offering residents more outdoor space.

Billions of dollars may be at stake.

The lawsuit argues the cuts would harm students, especially those who are in low-income families or have disabilities.

In a Sunday interview conducted by Mayor Eric Adams, Melissa Aviles-Ramos said she wants to get to the root of why so many students are missing class.

Melissa Aviles-Ramos will take over when Banks steps down.