Paterson families struggling while waiting for heat to be fixed
The mayor says help and a shelter are available for flood victims.
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The mayor says help and a shelter are available for flood victims.
More than a week after raging waters flooded neighborhoods in Passaic County, some residents still have no heat. CBS New York's Christine Sloan followed up with a family we spoke to Wednesday night. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/426pEIf
Some families are going on their seventh day without heat or hot water.
CBS New York's Christina Fan is in Mobile 2 checking on road conditions this morning in Passaic County.
More snow fell overnight, as some flood-ravaged areas are still trying to recover from a major storm a week ago.
Heavy bursts of snow coated roads across New Jersey overnight, leading to hazardous driving conditions. As CBS New York's Christina Fan reports, in flood-ravaged communities across Passaic County, receding rivers created even more icy trouble.
Already flood-ravaged areas in New Jersey saw more snow overnight, turning floodwaters into sheets of ice. CBS New York's Christina Fan has a live update from Passaic County.
Residents in flooded neighborhoods across the county have a long way to go.
Residents in flooded neighborhoods across Passaic County have a long way to go.
Homeowners said it's a constant struggle dealing with floods, but this latest round hasn't been as bad as others, so far.
CBS New York's Jessi Mitchell reports from a neighborhood near the Passaic River.
Residents in one section of Little Falls are bracing for severe flooding as the Passaic River continues rising after Tuesday's storm.
Residents in one section of Little Falls are bracing for severe flooding as the river keeps rising after the latest severe storm. CBS New York's Christine Sloan reports.
Paterson, New Jersey Mayor Andre Sayegh and other officials held a news conference on severe flooding in the city after the latest storm.
Residents in this section of Little Falls, New Jersey are bracing for severe flooding as the Passaic River continues rising after Tuesday's storm. CBS New York's Christine Sloan reports.
Gov. Phil Murphy is set to visit flood-ravaged Little Falls today, as residents anxiously wait for the Passaic River to reach its highest point. CBS New York's Christina Fan has the latest.
Downstream near the Passaic River, city leaders and residents are hoping to avoid repeat floods.
There was enough accumulation to build a snowman, but the slick roads were also a major concern.
People packed grocery stores Friday to stock up on what they need ahead of this weekend's winter storm.
The sanitation department is collecting debris from the storm Tuesday.
Mayor Andre Sayegh is telling residents to stay off the streets. Schools will remained closed until after the new year. CBS New York's Christine Sloan reports.
Neighborhoods in Wayne, Lincoln Park, Paterson and Little Falls all experienced flood conditions, and multiple towns in Passaic County were under a state of emergency Tuesday night. CBS New York's Zinnia Maldonado has a look at what to expect today.
Earlier Tuesday, firefighters struggled to get to a house fire due to flooding in Lincoln Park.
A 31-year-old woman walking on the sidewalk was struck and killed, police said.
The Center for Food Action is New Jersey's largest food pantry distribution center and serves 100 towns between Bergen County and Passaic County.
