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5 days ago | abc7ny.com | Sonia Rincon

BATTERY PARK CITY, Manhattan (WABC) -- An app is one woman's idea to make the streets of New York safer. She was the victim of a violent attack, and now she wants to make sure no one ever has to walk alone if they don't feel safe. Therapist Pamela Garber is developing the 'Never Walk Alone' safety app, intended to give people the option of walking with someone -- like a buddy system. "The Never Walk Alone safety app provides walking companionship for vetted users," Garber says.

6 days ago | abc7ny.com | Crystal Cranmore

NEW YORK (WABC) -- One mother has used her own personal experience as motivation to help other expecting women find the best care possible. "You're really not being treated as a person, it really felt like we were being treated like a number," said expectant mother Solaire Spellen. Spellen got a little extra help switching providers after an unsettling experience early in her pregnancy. "Now we're receiving care at a beautiful clinic, it's actually called Uah," she said.

6 days ago | abc7ny.com | Sonia Rincon

GRAND CONCOURSE, The Bronx (WABC) -- A family is speaking out after a chef, and father of six, was severely injured in a shooting in the Bronx last week. Chef Ian Blake loves to share his creations on TikTok, working in different kitchens or his own with his catering business where he sometimes cooks for celebrities. "His kitchen is his playground. He liked to cook, and he enjoyed people and he enjoyed food," said Blake's sister Loleta Blake.

6 days ago | abc7ny.com | Toni Yates

KEYPORT, New Jersey (WABC) -- Drivers are complaining over potentially tainted gas at a station in Keyport, New Jersey. Several of them say after filling up, their cars broke down. The problem has left those drivers stuck with repairs that are in the thousands. The station in question is the BP gas station on Clark Road - which is right off the parkway. That means drivers from outside the immediate area may have gotten gas there.

6 days ago | abc7ny.com | Joelle Garguilo

LOWER MANHATTAN, New York (WABC) -- Fairytales meet high fashion at a new pop-up in New York City, bringing a collection of modern clothes inspired by Disney stories to the states after its debut in Disneyland Paris. Sébastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant co-founded the French fashion label Coperni in 2013, with the former serving as the label's creative director, and the latter as its CEO. This collection reimagines Disney characters through modern styles and looks.