NYC NOW Morning Headlines: New York Defies Federal Order on SNAP, No Trash Pickup for Veterans Day, and Remembering Lenny Wilkens
Nov 10, 2025
New York is pushing forward with SNAP benefits despite a federal halt, sparking concerns among recipients. Veterans Day will see no trash or recycling pickup across the city, a noteworthy service change. The basketball community mourns the loss of Lenny Wilkens, a Brooklyn native and Hall of Famer, remembering his incredible legacy. In local sports, the Jets celebrate a comeback win while the Giants face defeat against Chicago. It’s a day filled with significant updates that impact daily life in the city.
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State Defies Federal Order On SNAP
- New York moved ahead with SNAP payments despite a federal memo ordering states to reverse them.
- The decision follows other states like New Jersey and Connecticut sending benefits during the shutdown.
Recipient Worried About Delayed SNAP Payment
- Sean Lewis said he spent the last week worried he wouldn't get his SNAP payment during the shutdown.
- He was finally notified his payment would arrive just a day late this month.
When To Put Out Trash For Veterans Day
- Put out Tuesday garbage, recycling, and compost on the curb Tuesday evening for Wednesday collection.
- Expect service delays as sanitation catches up after Veterans Day.