New York weather looks cloudy, windy and possibly wet today
Friday will be party sunny to mostly cloud and blustery, with a passing shower in the afternoon. High will be around 50 degrees.
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Friday will be party sunny to mostly cloud and blustery, with a passing shower in the afternoon. High will be around 50 degrees.
New Jersey attorneys say New York's congestion pricing plan provides no mitigation benefits for at least 13 counties in the Garden State that will be adversely affected by changing traffic patterns.
Pews at Our Lady of the Lake are damaged and statues are charred after someone intentionally set a fire days after Easter, police said.
The Passaic River was set enter minor flood stage Thursday night, and was expected to remain in minor flood stage through Friday night.
The forecast looked like an April Fools' Day joke, but parts of New York and New Jersey are dealing with a snowstorm almost three weeks into spring.
While the rain may be winding down, places along the coast and flood-prone rivers will see the waters continue to rise.
Issues the sides are at odds over include a full environmental review and money the Garden State claims it is entitled to.
In the United States, more than 33 million Americans are food insecure. More than 725,000 are in New Jersey. That includes nearly 200,000 children.
The Catskills Region appears to be where the highest amounts will fall, while northwestern New Jersey could see up to four inches.
The MTA is asking New York Road Runners to pay $750,000 each year to close the bridge to cars for the race.
Water levels in rivers are expected to swell Thursday and could trigger flooding when they crest Friday.
The heaviest rainfall is expected during the evening commute Wednesday, but flood risks will remain as rivers swell and oceans reach high tide.
Police were out in full force Monday night, keeping both sides apart and safe. But at times, things did get out of hand.
University Hospital in Newark's Mammography in Motion Bus aims to screen women for breast cancer in their community.
The man in charge is Muhammad Oliver, and, as CBS New York found out, his mission in life is to pay it forward.
