New York is holding a championship ticker-tape parade to celebrate the New York Knicks’ NBA title. Multiple outlets report that the parade takes place in Lower Manhattan on Thursday, moving from the Canyon of Heroes area down Broadway toward City Hall. Coverage describes the event as the first Knicks championship parade in the city in decades, reflecting the team’s end of a long title drought. The day includes a ceremony at or immediately outside City Hall, where Mayor Zohran Mamdani presents the Knicks players with the keys to the city. Reports also note the mayor’s role in announcing the parade date shortly after the Knicks clinch the championship, and describe preparations underway ahead of Thursday’s celebration. Other scheduled dignitaries mentioned across coverage include New York state officials and the presence of the team, their families, and high-profile supporters. The events culminate with the keys-to-the-city presentation after the parade, as the city celebrates the Knicks’ championship win.