Testing continues at the Jacob Riis Houses after NYC officials say no more traces of arsenic found in the water but still advise residents not to drink or cook with the water, a rainy day in the NYC  poses potential challenges for the subway, and Mayor Adams wants workers back in the office. All this and more on the All Local.

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Flatbush Avenue was rocking today as thousands turned out for J'Ouvert, A 17-year old man dies in a freak accident in the Bronx, The Jackie Robinson Museum is open today, and more on The All Local.

The MTA says it's ready for all the possible flooding in the subway due to the storm expected to last through Wednesday morning. The city says there are no more traces of arsenic in the water at the Jacob Riis Houses on the Lower East Side. Police have arrested an ice cream truck driver on Staten Island for allegedly luring a 10-year-old girl into his truck.