Storm WatchIsaias Regains Hurricane Strength, Brings Heavy Rains, Lightning, Strong Winds To Tri-State Area
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Hurricane Isaias: N.J. Communities Gearing Up For Potential Flooding, Strong Winds Along Jersey ShoreIsaias regained hurricane strength Monday night as people across New Jersey hunkered down for the storm, which started causing some in the southern coastal areas of the state.
Hurricane Isaias: New York City Preparing For Possible Flooding In South Street SeaportTropical storm watches are in effect from the Jersey Shore to Long Island Sound.
Coronavirus Impact: Survey Of 500 New York City Restaurants Reveals 83% Could Not Pay Full Rent In JulyMelba's in Harlem looked busy on Monday, and it was. But owner Melba Wilson said looks can be deceiving when it comes to profits right now.
Hurricane Isaias: Long Island Communities Prepare For The StormLong Island officials expressed some cautious optimism when looking at the tracking of the storm, but are still urging folks to take the time now to prepare as we do with every storm of this kind.
Gov. Cuomo Expresses Concerns About NYC's School Reopening Plan, Says Key Safety Questions Left UnansweredIf Gov. Cuomo was asked to give the city's plan a grade, it would probably be an "incomplete."
Church Lector's 'Black Lives Matter' T-Shirt Stirs Dress Code Debate In South OrangeThe Archdiocese of Newark is reaffirming a dress code for lectors who assist the priest at Mass. 
Construction Resumes To Rebuild Historic Greek Orthodox Church Destroyed On 9/11Gov. Andrew Cuomo joined Archbishop Elpidophoros, of the American Greek Orthodox Church, at St. Nicholas Church and National Shrine on Liberty Street.
Gov. Murphy Tightens Limits On Indoor Gatherings To Discourage House Parties As Coronavirus SpikesGov. Phil Murphy said house parties, from Sussex County to the Jersey Shore, are to blame for coronavirus spreading.
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New York Weather: Isaias Barreling Toward NYCCBS2's Lonnie Quinn says the storm's path has shifted slightly west, but the city and points north will still see plenty of rain and high winds on Tuesday afternoon.
Alarming Number Of NYC Restaurants Could Not Pay Rent In JulyThat's according to a survey by the NYC Hospitality Alliance, which put the number at more than 80%. CBS2's Alice Gainer reports
4 Manhole Fires Break Out In Jackson HeightsNo injuries were reported. CBS2's Kristine Johnson has the story.
Lower Manhattan Fortified As Isaias ApproachesWhile part of the Lower Manhattan were being strengthened in advance of the storm, some in the outer boroughs were wondering what about us? CBS2's Ali Bauman has the story.
Jersey Shore Gets First Taste Of IsaiasThe storm gained strength and became a hurricane again Monday night and the outer bands started in on the southern part of New Jersey, bringing heavy rain and winds. CBS2's Jessica Layton reports
Church Lector’s ‘Black Lives Matter’ T-Shirt Stirs Dress Code Debate In South OrangeThe Archdiocese of Newark is reaffirming a dress code for lectors who assist the priest at Mass. It comes after a controversy over a “Black Lives Matter” t-shirt worn at a church in South Orange. CBS2's Tony Aiello reports.
NYC Open Restaurants Program To Return In Summer 2021, Mayor SaysNearly 200 streets across the five boroughs close for restaurant tables on sidewalks and in curb side lanes.
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