Greg Mocker

New York

Reporter at WPIX-TV (New York, NY)

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MTA board looks at fare and toll enforcement and service

1 week ago | pix11.com | Greg Mocker

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Jumping the turnstile or covering a license plate will get commuters in trouble. The MTA has been increasing fare and toll enforcement. At the monthly board meeting on Wednesday, officials discussed a number of major topics. The MTA reports that fare evasion in transit is down 30 percent. Fake plates and covered licenses are also a problem. The MTA has estimated losses of around $700 million a year. Enforcement actions at the bridges and tunnels happen weekly.
Feds can’t punish the MTA for congestion pricing during court case: Judge

1 week ago | pix11.com | Greg Mocker

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — Congestion pricing will continue in Manhattan, and the federal government can no longer threaten the MTA with punishment, a judge has decided. Judge Lewis Limon issued a temporary restraining order, restricting the U.S. Department of Transportation from fining or otherwise punishing the MTA for continuing congestion pricing as the court case continues. Limon issued the order after both sides presented arguments in Lower Manhattan federal court this morning.
Feds can’t punish the MTA for congestion pricing during court case: Judge

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Greg Mocker

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — Congestion pricing will continue in Manhattan, and the federal government can no longer threaten the MTA with punishment, a judge has decided. Judge Lewis Limon issued a temporary restraining order, restricting the U.S. Department of Transportation from fining or otherwise punishing the MTA for continuing congestion pricing as the court case continues. More Local News Limon issued the order after both sides presented arguments in Lower Manhattan federal court this morning.
Rockaway Beach in NYC open for summer: What to expect

1 week ago | pix11.com | Greg Mocker

QUEENS, N.Y. (PIX11) — Beach goers are making plans for time in the sun along New York City’s 14 miles of beaches. The beaches of the Rockaways are a popular spot with a boardwalk that stretches more than 5 miles. Here’s what to expect for the summer of 2025: After five months of closures for a major repair and upgrade project to the track infrastructure, the A train is running at full service to the peninsula.
Rockaway Beach in NYC open for summer: What to expect

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Greg Mocker

QUEENS, N.Y. (PIX11) — Beach goers are making plans for time in the sun along New York City’s 14 miles of beaches. The beaches of the Rockaways are a popular spot with a boardwalk that stretches more than 5 miles. More Local News Here’s what to expect for the summer of 2025: After five months of closures for a major repair and upgrade project to the track infrastructure, the A train is running at full service to the peninsula.
Daycare centers in NYC face funding and staffing challenges

2 weeks ago | pix11.com | Greg Mocker

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Daycare centers are special spots on the block. Local parents and educators who meet licensing, health, and city requirements often open the businesses. But there’s a shortage in the city. Inside a center called Little Sprouts on Fort Washington Avenue, music and children’s voices fill the air. Deborah Leiva raised her own children in the area and saw a need.
Daycare centers in NYC face funding and staffing challenges

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Greg Mocker

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Daycare centers are special spots on the block. Local parents and educators who meet licensing, health, and city requirements often open the businesses. But there’s a shortage in the city. More Local News Inside a center called Little Sprouts on Fort Washington Avenue, music and children’s voices fill the air. Deborah Leiva raised her own children in the area and saw a need.
NYC tech campus helps people walk again and create healthier future

2 weeks ago | pix11.com | Greg Mocker

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Robotics are helping people walk for the first time, and researchers are fighting Alzheimer’s and cancer inside the building at the corner of East 26th Street and Park Avenue South in Manhattan. Twenty-one health care innovators call the building home. The wall says Cure because that’s the name of the company that connects global leaders in life sciences, digital health, and technology to investors and governments.
Health care innovation in NYC helps people walk again and create healthier futures

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Greg Mocker

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Robotics are helping people walk for the first time, and researchers are fighting Alzheimer’s and cancer inside the building at the corner of East 26th Street and Park Avenue South in Manhattan. Twenty-one health care innovators call the building home. The wall says Cure because that’s the name of the company that connects global leaders in life sciences, digital health, and technology to investors and governments.
LaGuardia Airport turns into dining hotspot

2 weeks ago | pix11.com | Greg Mocker

QUEENS, N.Y. (PIX11) — New York is one of the restaurant capitals of the world. East Elmhurst, Queens, could be the next hot spot in fine dining. It’s already a popular destination because it’s the home of LaGuardia Airport. The $8 billion redevelopment of the facility includes enhancements to the customer experience. That includes food. LaGuardia wants to give flyers a reason to take a seat at the table. Planners have brought local flavor to the new terminals.