The families of 9/11 victims have been fighting for more than two decades for the right to sue the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for its alleged role in the attacks. They may soon get their day in court — so long as a circuit court respects the will of Congress. More.

A man is facing charges after allegedly vandalizing the 9/11 Memorial in Lower Manhattan on Monday evening. Words in red paint were sprayed across the engraved names on the panels of the North Pool. Police arrested Johnathan Tijerina, 31, on charges of criminal mischief and making graffiti. More.

Households are being encouraged to take a few simple steps to stay prepared if everyday services are temporarily disrupted, under updated advice published today. More.

The Mamdani administration’s second document dump of 9/11 records is now complete. The cumulative 210,000 pages now posted on the city’s new 9/11 portal offer an unusual glimpse of discussions between city agencies and the lawyers representing them. Such communications — which would typically remain hidden under attorney-client privilege — are now being made public. More

Disasters and emergencies can happen any time, so it’s important for communities to be prepared. CDC’s Environmental Public Heath Tracking Program provides data tools and resources to help residents prepare for and respond to emergencies. More.

The Supreme Court on Monday declined to review former Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s decision to cancel plea agreements with Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two other defendants accused of plotting the 9/11 terror attack. More.

California’s weather can be unpredictable, and flooding can happen anywhere in the state. During Flood Preparedness Week, take time to prepare your household, understand your risks and know what to do before, during and after a flood. More.

The US Supreme Court refused to reinstate plea agreements that would have shielded three alleged Sept. 11 perpetrators, including accused mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammad, from the death penalty. More.