WPIX-TV (New York, NY)

WPIX (channel 11) is a TV station based in New York City, USA, and acts as the unofficial flagship for The CW network. It is owned by Mission Broadcasting and is run by Nexstar Media Group, which is the majority owner of CW, through a local marketing agreement (LMA). Established in 1948, WPIX has its studios and offices in the Daily News Building, situated on East 42nd Street, often referred to as "11 WPIX Plaza," in Midtown Manhattan. The station broadcasts from its transmitter located at the iconic Empire State Building.

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#36663

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#7090

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Williams, Rajkumar face off in public advocate debate on PIX11

1 day ago | pix11.com | Emily Rahhal |Ben Mitchell

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — Public advocate candidates will take the debate stage tonight to answer key questions about their campaigns, mayoral accountability and affordability. The live, 60-minute debate starts at 7 p.m. and airs across multiple platforms, including WPIX11.1, PIX11+ and PIX11.com. Incumbent Jumaane Williams will take on state Assemblymember Jenifer Rajkumar, both fighting for your vote in the Democratic primary.
You Auto Know: Summer Means More Pedestrians-Stay Alert Behind the Wheel

1 day ago | pix11.com | JD Roberto |Tracy Chevrier |Marysol Castro

When school’s out, foot traffic goes way up—and so do pedestrian accidents. That’s why AAA is urging drivers to stay sharp, especially during the summer months. You’ll see more people walking, biking, and scootering through neighborhoods, parks, and even school zones. Just because classes are out doesn’t mean those areas are empty—summer school, playground programs, and camps keep kids coming and going all day long. So, slow down. Stay aware. And here’s a simple but brilliant tip: try the Dutch Reach.
MTA is looking to fill open job positions in NYC: Apply today

1 day ago | pix11.com | Ben Mitchell

NEW YORK (PIX11) — The MTA is looking to fill vacancies in the Manhattan and Bronx Surface Transit Operating Authority and MTA Bus Company. The listing below can be found on the MTA Career Center website. Bus Mechanic’s Helper (Cleaner/Maintainer’s Helper)Job duties include cleaning, sweeping, and washing buses, depots, garages, shops, and other MaBSTOA/MTA bus facilities. Applicants must have a valid driver’s license. Qualified applicants will be randomly selected to take an assessment.
Discover Anguilla: Exclusively Yours

1 day ago | pix11.com | Marysol Castro |Tracy Chevrier

If you’re dreaming of powdery white sand, turquoise waters, and warm Caribbean hospitality — it’s time to discover Anguilla. We sat down with the Honorable Cardigan Connor, Anguilla’s Minister of Health, Sports, and Tourism, to explore what makes this island a truly unforgettable destination. Beyond the stunning beaches, Anguilla offers world-class diving, snorkeling, golf, hiking, and more. Travelers can choose from a wide range of luxury resorts and charming boutique stays.
Tri-State Region to face poor air quality with high ozone levels

2 days ago | pix11.com | Andrew Cruz

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Things continue to heat up across the Tri-State Region. Along with the warm temperatures, poor air quality will be an issue once again on Thursday. High levels of ozone are expected, causing the State Department of Environmental Conservation to reissue an Air Quality Alert for the city. Those with respiratory issues should limit their time outdoors, especially during the latter part of the day. Skies will be generally clear for Wednesday night.
Mayor Adams proposes 15 mph speed limit for e-bikes

2 days ago | pix11.com | Ben Mitchell

NEW YORK (PIX11) — In a recent effort to ensure safer city streets, Mayor Eric Adams announced Wednesday that a proposed citywide speed limit will be established for all e-bikes and e-scooters. “Our administration is saying enough is enough: We are implementing a new 15-mile-per-hour speed limit for e-bikes and e-scooters that will make our streets safer,” said Adams. E-bikes have generated controversy, particularly among residents who question the potential dangers they pose to pedestrian safety.
Social media influencers on the Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs ‘Trial of the Decade’

2 days ago | pix11.com | Jay Dow

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NYPD begins taking steps to prepare for potential summer crime spike

2 days ago | pix11.com | Nicole Johnson

NEW YORK (PIX11) — As temperatures rise, normally, so does crime, but the NYPD has managed to turn that trend around. “We’ve been doing this for three years,” said Chief John Chell. “We’ve seen the shootings go lower and lower, murders lower, and we’ve been saving lives.”Chief Chell says their strategy every summer to address a spike in crime, called “Summer All Out,” adds more officers to high-crime areas around the entire city during peak crime hours.
Sergeant reflects after US military forces transgender members out of service

2 days ago | pix11.com | Jay Dow

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Transgender members of the US Military service now face a daunting choice: self-disclose their sexual identity, or be subjected to a medical exam to reveal their sexual identity. For Ohio National Guard Master Sgt. Nick Wright, an 18-year military veteran, it’s an easy choice. Wright speaks exclusively with PIX11 CloseUp with Jay Dow about the government’s decision to forcibly end his military service. Watch the video player for the full story.
Four-year-old dubbed ‘Cowboy Dylan’ raising money for pediatric cancer

2 days ago | pix11.com | Katie Corrado

UNION, N.J. (PIX11) — Four-year-old Dylan Ramirez of Union, New Jersey, is making a name for himself as a budding young entrepreneur. Dressed as a cowboy and dubbed ‘Cowboy Dylan,’ Ramirez sells candy in his local park to help learn the value of money and raise funds for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. “I like to work,” said Ramirez. Ramirez’s mom, Sasha Lazo, said she came up with the idea as a way to teach him how to manage money.