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Firefighters said it was a challenging response, dealing with the elements and high wind gusts. But crews said the most important thing was everyone survived.
The powerful winter storm that brought the most snow to parts of our area in two years is moving on.
There have been plenty of cars with tires spinning in the snow.
New Jersey Transit service is suspended, and more than 4,500 people are without power.
The major winter storm that blew into our area Wednesday is the first major snow of its kind in New York City in several years.
Snow began falling across the Tri-State Area on Wednesday as the winter storm we've been bracing for arrived, but how much should we expect when it's all over?
The former governor got infected in October after he attended a ceremony at the White House where few people wore masks.
A pizza shop in Passaic County is finding innovative ways to fill its tables - not how you may expect.
With the high accumulations and strong winds expected, authorities warn of power outages and dangerous road conditions.
This summer, millions of customers lost power -- some for weeks at a time -- after Hurricane Isaias hit. So how are utility companies preparing this time around?
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.
For now, the township will rely on neighboring towns and Fire Station No. 1 to cover emergency calls.
Monday, more than 4,100 people tested positive for the virus.
This was the location's 46th food distribution there, and organizers said more help is need than ever.
