Few things feel more New York than a Knicks championship and the Puerto Rican Day Parade on the same day. Today, we celebrated the culture, history, and contributions of Puerto Rican New Yorkers who shape every borough and help make this the greatest city in the world.

Thank you to the thousands of City workers who kept New York running throughout the Knicks’ Finals run as well last night after yesterday’s celebrations. To the members of the NYPD, FDNY, EMS, DSNY, DOT, and every City worker who showed up, did their job, and helped keep New Yorkers safe: I cannot thank you enough. Whether you were responding to emergencies, staffing events, directing traffic, cleaning our streets, or working behind the scenes in ways most people never see, your dedication made this historic moment possible for millions of New Yorkers. By the time many of us woke up this morning, the city was ready for another day because of your work. I join millions of your fellow New Yorkers in saying thank you.

Future Knicks fans get an early start at Bellevue! Our NICU team, led by Nurse Educator Audrey Steinbrecher, made Knicks hats for our babies to bring a little extra joy and creativity to families spending long days at the bedside with their newborns. #LetsGoKnicks #BornAtBellevue

Later this afternoon and through the night we may see severe thunderstorms across New York City. If storms hit, go inside. Stay out of heavy rain and strong winds that could down trees or power lines. Stay vigilant for any flooding, especially if you live in a basement apartment or coastal community. Exercise caution while traveling and use public transit where possible. Never walk or drive through floodwaters. As always, look out for your neighbors.

Today is #WorldBloodDonorDay. Giving blood is quick, easy and a great way to support your fellow New Yorkers. Your donation can help up to three people! Make an appointment with @NYBloodCenter: nybc.org

For #PrideMonth, NYC Health Hospitals reasserts our commitment to providing LGBTQ affirming care to all New Yorkers. We have 8 locations that offer Pride Health Services and respectful care in a welcoming environment. on.nyc.gov/2Xcgw4S

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CHAMPIONS!!!! #AlwaysKnicks #NewYorkForever

Champions!!

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Our whole city is cheering for the Knicks tonight. So it’s only right that we bring the Knicks to the whole city. Tonight, Game 5 will be streaming on 130 LinkNYC kiosks. Let’s go Knicks.

Need specialty health care? You’ll get access to doctors, prescriptions, and everything you need to live your best life. Enroll or renew at on.nyc.gov/31TNbg1. #NYCCare

Bellevue Hospital is gameday ready! 🏀 LET'S GO KNICKS! #LetsGoKnicks #KnicksIn5 #NYKnicks #NBAFinals #NYC @nyknicks

World Cup Match Ticketholders: World Cup transportation is open. Follow the time listed on your ticket and plan extra time to reach the transportation location listed on your ticket. A valid match ticket is required to board. Once your ticket is verified, you will receive a wristband for NYNJ Stadium travel. Do not lose your wristband. It is required for return travel. #FWC26NYNJ #WeAreNYNJ

Don’t wait until Election Day. Vote early in NY's primary election for state and federal offices! Find your assigned poll site at nycvotes.org/pollsite

We are outside at the 116th Street Puerto Rican Festival 🇵🇷 telling the community about NYC Care! Come spin the wheel!

Healthcare is a need for every New Yorker. At NYC Health Hospitals, we care for NYC. No exceptions. on.nyc.gov/2QpEohv

We proudly serve immigrant New Yorkers, regardless of immigration status. Our doors are open to all. #SeekCareWithoutFear Find care near you: on.nyc.gov/3Pal9WY #NYCImmigrants #HealthEquity

From Washington Heights to the Lower East Side, Nuyoricans have defined this city for generations. Here's to celebrating their contributions, their history and the future of our city.