The WCBS 880 Morning News Roundup

Today marks one year since COVID-19 hit the tri-state area, two mass vaccination sites in the city will start operating 24/7 thanks to the Johnson and Johnson shot, and some New Jersey lawmakers are looking to split the state into coronavirus zones. 

FDA approval of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine could come as early as this weekend. Here locally, shipments could start as early as next week. Indoor dining in the city getting a slight boost, starting today, capacity will be capped at 35 percent. The effort to raise the federal minimum wage through the budget process has been shot down; the Senate parliamentarian says it's against the rules.

New York City public middle schools are open today, Rockland County is helping senior citizens make vaccine appointments, and New York City has found 80 cases of a coronavirus variant.