NYC Under Snow Alert Starting Wednesday Afternoon As Winter Storm Heads Our Way
The storm is expected to roll in starting Wednesday afternoon and will continue dumping snow overnight into Thursday morning.
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The storm is expected to roll in starting Wednesday afternoon and will continue dumping snow overnight into Thursday morning.
As we brace for the largest snowfall in years, supplies are selling fast, CBS2's Nick Caloway reports. It all comes in the middle of the busy holiday shopping season, and the pandemic is complicating all of it.
Starting Tuesday, New Jersey's first shipment of 3,000 doses will be administered at University Hospital's new vaccination clinic in Newark.
As the family slept early Tuesday morning just after midnight, surveillance video shows a man drive up to their house on 247th Street, walk across their lawn and take a Santa from out front. He returned two more times to take more decorations.
Lenox Hill chief of pulmonary medicine, Dr. Bushra Mina, was given the chance to help light the menorah at Grand Army Plaza.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell asked Senate Republicans not to object to the election results when Congress convenes on January 6 to count the electoral votes, two sources familiar with the situation told CBS News.
If schools close, students will not get a Snow Day. The mayor says all students will be expected to log on for remote learning.
Hackers posted swastikas, slurs and Nazi videos in a grotesque spoof of Holocaust hate. All of it replaced the yeshiva's high school educational portal for several hours until it was taken down.
"This will be a major winter event, a major storm event," said Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone. "We are doing all that we need to prepare to make sure we are ready."
Both said Tuesday the discomfort level in their arm was a one out of 10.
The town supervisor says the mollusks will help naturally clean and filter local waterways.
For now, the township will rely on neighboring towns and Fire Station No. 1 to cover emergency calls.
More than 630 state plows and 18 industrial loaders are standing by.
Monday, more than 4,100 people tested positive for the virus.
It was a beautiful but cold day across the region as temps were stuck in the 30s... and will only get colder tonight!
