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When Spirit Animal Sanctuary was first created, it was built on love—love for animals that had been overlooked, misunderstood, or written off entirely. But when founder Linda Papszycki suddenly lost her uncle, the man who started the sanctuary and chose its name, that love was tested in ways few people ever experience.

The cost of riding a bus or subway in New York City rose from $2.90 to $3 in January 2026.

In what could be dubbed the Miracle on 207th Street, one woman has been reminded there is goodness and generosity out there.

People often say that the craziest things happen in the streets of New York, and you know what? That statement might be true. We usually see some unhinged things happen in this city, and sometimes, not even one police officer is enough to put a stop to these situations. To give you an example, not long ago, a man was...

GRAVESEND, Brooklyn (PIX11) — A Brooklyn man is accused of hitting a 71-year-old man in the face with a shovel a couple of days after Christmas, police said. Sean Abt, 24, was arrested Tuesday and charged with assault in connection with the Dec. 27 attack in Brooklyn, according to the NYPD. Abt allegedly smacked the...

Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon has warned New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani‘s administration about anti-white discrimination. Her warning to Mamdani’s administration came after the new mayor appointed the controversial Cea Weaver as his “tenant advocate” earlier this month. An old video of...

A horrifying video caught a Queens man allegedly dragging two helpless dogs behind his car as he drove through Long Island City on Sunday evening — alarming onlookers, who quickly called the cops, according to authorities. The disturbing clip showed the pair of pups, a German shepherd named Marzipan and a pit bull...

Without citing a source, Facebook posts claimed the actor said he has "no choice" but to leave the city due to the new mayor's policies.

A new analysis has flagged one of the biggest, most overlooked threats to your financial security, your PIN code.

When New York City Public Advocate Jumaane Williams spoke directly to Black boys at a recent inauguration, his words spread quickly. Clips ricocheted across phones and timelines far beyond City Hall. Not because they were clever. But because they were rare. “Little Black boy,” Williams said, “you were worth it,...