New York Weather: CBS2 10/27 Nightly Forecast at 11PM

CBS2's Lonnie Quinn has your weather forecast for October 27 at 11 p.m.

COVID-19 'Long Haulers' Still Dealing With Effects Months After Recovering From Virus

It's been eight months since the coronavirus pandemic changed life as we know it, and for many who have survived a bout with COVID-19, the battle is far from over; CBS2's Jessica Layton reports.

President Trump, Joe Biden Make Final Pitches To Voters With Election One Week Away

With the election now just one week away, the candidates are making their final pitches to voters; CBS2's Dick Brennan reports.

Car Hits DOT Worker Directing Traffic On Palisades Parkway

A wild scene was caught on video on the Palisades Parkway in the Hudson Valley.

New Yorkers Spend Hours Waiting In Line On Day 4 Of Early Voting

Once again, many New Yorkers spent hours waiting to cast their ballots on the fourth day of early voting Tuesday; CBS2's Ali Bauman reports.

Hundreds Protest Death Of Walter Wallace Jr. In Brooklyn

There were protests over the death of Walter Wallace Jr. in Brooklyn on Tuesday; CBS2's Dan Rice reports from Chopper 2.

IRS Extends Deadline To Claim Money To Nov. 21

If you missed out on getting a federal stimulus check, the IRS has extended the deadline to claim the money.

Stay With CBSN For Complete Election Night Coverage

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New York Weather: CBS2 10/27 Evening Forecast at 6PM

CBS2's Lonnie Quinn has your weather forecast for October 27 at 6 p.m.

SUNY University System Says On-Campus Students Must Test Negative For COVID-19 Before Going Home For Thanksgiving Break

The SUNY University system announced a new testing mandate Tuesday. All on-campus students must test negative for COVID-19 before going home for Thanksgiving break; CBS2's Carolyn Gusoff reports.

12 Arrests In Child Predator Sting Operation In New Jersey

A child predator sting in New Jersey lead to a dozen arrests.

Zombie House Halloween Display In Hawthorne, NJ Goes Back Up

There's an update on a popular Halloween display in New Jersey.

Establishment In Bridgeport Shut Down Over COVID Violation

Connecticut now has a 4.1% positive coronavirus test rate.

Off-Duty Police Officer Confronts Armed Suspect After Deadly Queens Shooting

Dramatic video shows a deadly shooting inside a convenience store in Queens. It happened right in front of an off-duty police officer, who didn't heistate to confront an armed suspect; CBS2's Hazel Sanchez reports.

Long Lines At Polling Stations In NYC On Day 4 Of Early Voting

On day four of early voting in New York, lines stretched for several blocks, forcing people to wait hours to cast their ballots; CBS2's Ali Bauman reports.

NXIVM Cult Leader Keith Raniere Sentenced To Life Behind Bars

Brainwashing, sex abuse and even branding -- those are just some of the horrors that former members of the NXIVM cult lived through. The leader of that cult, Keith Raniere, will spend the rest of his life behind bars; CBS2's Lisa Rozner reports.

New Jersey Teenager Cleans Local Basketball Courts To Keep Them Open

An Essex County, New Jersey, teenager is taking it upon himself to save his local basketball courts; CBS2's Meg Baker reports.

More Americans Getting Lasik Surgery During Pandemic

The combination of masks, glasses and even Zoom meetings in the age of the coronavirus has sent more Americans to the eye doctor and led to an uptick in Lasik surgery; CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez reports.

Local Retailers Worried About Holiday Shopping Season As Many Americans Go Online

For many Americans, the holiday shopping season is well underway, but the shift to the web and the pandemic are having a big impact on local retailers; Anna Werner reports for CBS2.

Polls Show Tight Race Between Democrat Max Rose, Republican Nicole Malliotakis

New York City's 11th Congressional District has one of the most highly contested congressional races in the country. It's between incumbent Democrat Max Rose and Republican challenger Nicole Malliotakis; CBS2's Jessica Layton reports.

MTA Launching Voluntary Testing Program For Front Line Workers

The MTA is launching a voluntary coronavirus screening program for its front line transit workers.

Local Leaders Announce COVID Cases Are Dropping On Long Island

Progress is being made on Long Island in the fight against the coronavirus. The number of cases is going down in some towns considered cluster hot spots; CBS2's Jennifer McLogan reports.

Port Authority To Issues $50 Fine For Refusing To Wear A Mask

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey warns travelers could face a $50 fine if they refuse to wear a mask or face covering.

Construction Progresses At Legoland New York

Tuesday was a landmark day at Legoland New York; CBS2's Tony Aiello reports.

Pandemic Creating Chronic Blood Shortage

Temporary blood shortages are common during this time of year, but the pandemic has created a chronic shortage. Many people are also left wondering, is it safe to donate? CBS2's Natalie Duddridge reports.

More Regulations Possible For Scooter-Share Rentals In NYC

More regulations could be coming to scooter-share rentals in New York City.

Presidential Candidates Make Closing Arguments In Crucial Swing States In Final Week On Campaign Trail

We are now just one week away from Election Day, and Tuesday was a day for closing arguments in crucial swing states; CBS2's Dick Brennan reports.

Deadlines Approaching For Mail-In Ballots

If you're voting by mail, time is running out.

$3.92 Million Restored To FDNY WTC Health Program

The U.S. Treasury Department has refunded nearly $4 million to the FDNY World Trade Center Health Program.

Long Lines Spotted On Day 4 Of Early Voting In NYC

There were long lines on day four of early voting in New York.

Mayor De Blasio Waits In Long Line To Cast Vote In Brooklyn

Mayor Bill de Blasio waited in line for several hours Tuesday to cast his vote in Brooklyn.

Mayor Bill De Blasio Urges New York To Stay In State For Holidays

Mayor Bill de Blasio is urging New Yorkers to stay home for the holidays. The plea comes amid fears of a second wave and rising coronavirus cases across the country; CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer has the story.

California Added To Tri-State Area's COVID Travel Advisory List

California has been added to the tri-state area's COVID travel advisory list.

NXIVM Leader Keith Raniere Sentenced To Life In Prison

NXIVM leader Keith Raniere, a self-improvement guru convicted of turning followers into sex slaves, was sentenced Tuesday; CBS2's Lisa Rozner reports.

New York Weather: Partly Sunny Afternoon

CBS2's Elise Finch has the latest weather forecast.

NYC In Need Of Blood Donations

Blood shortage are common this time of year, but the coronavirus pandemic has created a chronic shortage with many people wondering if it's safe to donate. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge has the story.

Conn., N.Y. Voter Deadlines Today

Today is the last day for Connecticut voters to register ahead of the Nov. 3 election, and for New Yorkers to request their absentee ballots.

Protests After Police Shoot Black Man In Philadelphia

Cellphone video captured the moments police shot and killed a man they said came at them with a large knife. CBS News' Jericka Duncan has the latest.

Worker Dies After Shooting At Queens Store

A 26-year-old worker has died after being shot inside a convenience store last night in Queens.

Sentencing Day For Keith Raniere In NXIVM Case

It's sentencing day for disgraced upstate New York self-improvement guru Keith Raniere.

Nassau County Seeing Progress In COVID Hot Spots

Progress is being made to slow down the number of coronavirus cases in the Five Towns and Far Rockaway.

Hoboken Considers Fine Of Up $1,000 For House Parties

Hoboken is one step closer to cracking down on house parties to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. People who throw indoor gatherings that violate state regulations will pay a price. CBS2's Christina Fan reports.

SUNY Students Need Negative Covid Tests To Travel

SUNY says students must have a negative coronavirus test before they can travel for Thanksgiving.

Newark Reinstating Curfew For Non-Essential Businesses

A troubling increase in coronavirus cases leads to a second shutdown tonight in Newark. Restrictions on non-essential businesses and recreational facilities go into effect at 8 p.m. CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis has the details.

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Mayor De Blasio On COVID-19 And Holiday Travel

Mayor Bill de Blasio holds daily briefing on the coronavirus, travel and more in New York City.

Newark's Second Shutdown Starts Tonight

An increase in coronavirus cases is leading to a second shutdown in the city of Newark. CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis has the details.

Riots In Philly After Police Shoot Black Man

There were violent clashes in the city of Philadelphia overnight, following the police shooting of a 27-year-old Black man, who police say was armed with a knife. CBS2's Howard Monroe reports.

Water Main Break In Elizabeth, N.J.

Mobile 2 is at the scene of a water main break on Louisa Street near Jackson Avenue.

New York Weather: Clouds Continue

CBS2's Elise Finch has the latest weather forecast.