Bronx fire rips through row of businesses on Jerome Ave. FDNY issues another summons for parking at hydrant.
A fire in the Bronx ripped through a row of nearly a dozen businesses Thursday morning on Jerome Avenue in Morris Heights.
6 people injured in apartment building fire in Washington Heights, FDNY says
FDNY officials say six people were injured, including four firefighters and two civilians. All of them suffered ...
FDNY dukes it out against rival first responders at MSG in the International Battle of the Badges
All proceeds from the event went towards the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, which honors the heroic deeds of FDNY firefighter ...
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FDNY battles massive three-alarm fire in Willets Point, preventing spread to nearby businesses
The FDNY battled a massive 3-alarm fire at an auto body shop in Willets Point on Monday afternoon.
FDNY responds to brush fire in Staten Island’s Oakwood Beach
The FDNY responded to a reported brush fire in Oakwood Beach on the afternoon of Thursday, March 13, 2025. (Staten Island ...
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FDNY says parked car in front of hydrant slowed response to massive fire at Bronx small businesses
Several small businesses were destroyed in a devastating fire on Thursday morning -- and firefighters say their efforts were hindered by a car parked in front of a hydrant.
Massive five-alarm fire destroys row of Bronx stores — as a car parker, again, blocks hydrant
Firefighters’ response to the Morris Heights blaze was briefly delayed by a car parked in front of a hydrant, Deputy Mayor of Public Safety Kaz Daughtry said.
Bronx shop owners face uncertain future after massive fire in Morris Heights
Shop owners along a bustling strip of businesses in the Bronx are facing an uncertain future after a massive five-alarm fire tore through their stores.
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Five-alarm fire damages several University Heights businesses
A five-alarm fire ripped through a commercial strip in the Bronx Thursday morning, damaging restaurants, an optical shop and ...
Six injured after three-alarm fire in Washington Heights: FDNY
The flames broke out at 65 Fort Washington Avenue, between West 161st and 162nd Streets, at around 7 p.m. The fire affected three floors of the apartment building, and caused six total injuries, ...