New York City Governor Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency in response to a powerful nor’easter, resulting in cancellation of Columbus Day parade 2025.

A coastal storm is moving out of the Philadelphia region Tuesday after flooding parts of the Jersey Shore. A coastal flood advisory is still in effect for some parts of the Jersey Shore.

NEW YORK - New York City's annual Columbus Day Parade has been canceled. This announcement comes following Gov. Kathy Hochul's declaration of a State of Emergency earlier Sunday.

New Jersey Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy was in Europe when his state was put under a state of emergency due to a cyclonic storm hitting the East Coast.

New York City’s 81st annual Columbus Day Parade on Monday was cancelled due to the governor’s state of emergency order and inclement weather spurring floods across the tri-state area.

According to the New Jersey government website, Lieutenant Gov. Tahesha Way declared a state of emergency ahead of the powerful nor’easter that is expected.

Wisconsin, where U.S. President Donald Trump will address rallies this weekend, registered a record increase in new COVID-19 cases on Thursday, while New York state reported a worrisome uptick of positive coronavirus tests in 20 "hot spots.