New York City Transit

The MTA has been working hard to restore full service in the aftermath of a storm that dumped nineteen inches of snow on New York City and more than a foot of snow in other parts of the region. While we have restored service across the entire system,...

New York City Council will hold a hearing on Thursday, January 6 at 10 a.m. to discuss reports that workers faked subway signal inspections. The MTA Inspector General began another inquiry into this issue this summer. Reports criticizing the MTA's signal...

Hundreds of buses stuck in the snow, countless passengers stuck on subway trains, and thousands more unable to get where they needed to go. Those were the conditions some of the 8.5 million riders on MTA public transportation encountered during the...

Robert Fitzpatrick was near the World Trade Center when the towers fell.  Flipping through a photo album filled with pictures he took of that devastating day, he told PIX 11 News during an interview at his Port Richmond home that the 9/11 attacks will...

A man was struck and killed by a subway train at the Union Square subway station Wednesday morning, authorities said. According to police, the incident happened at around 11:30 a.m. and prompted NYC Transit to suspend service on the L line between...

Move over bedbugs, rats are making a comeback in New York City subway system. According to a disturbing study conducted by State Senator Bill Perkins of Harlem, 9 out of 10 New Yorkers see a rat everyday while commuting. The 125th Street and St. Nicholas...

Weeks after PIX 11 News reported the grumblings behind the lucrative, multi million contact up for approval between the NYC Transit Authority and Science Applications Internal Corporation (SAIC), the state comptroller has nipped the potential deal in...

Forecasters predicted a Thursday overnight rainstorm could pack 60 mph winds and dump two to three inches on the five boroughs, but managers of the Metroplitan Transportation Authority decided not to activate the transit system's Emergency Response Center...

One day after PIX 11 News reporter Greg Mocker reported on a neighborhood besieged by government workers using placards to park illegally, government officials are waking up to the problem - identifying one placard as a fake and promising to take action....

MTA New York City Transit has written a letter to WPIX's Greg Mocker about his recent reporting about a broken emergency exit door at the Grand Central Terminal. The letter, from Vice President of Corporate Communications Paul Fleuranges, thanks him...

As the Metropolitan Transportation Authority is laying off hundreds of hourly workers, PIX 11 News reporter Greg Mocker discovered it's also on a multi-million-dollar executive hiring spree. Mariachi Tapatio de Alvaro Paulino, a popular band from...

Subways, buses and trains aren't the only vehicles in motion at the MTA. PIX 11 News reporter Greg Mocker discovered MTA cars are also rolling around town with chauffeurs at the wheel. While reviewing a list of more than 70,000 employees published by the...