A massive inferno ripped through a Bronx apartment building early Monday — injuring three people, including two firefighters ...

First responders call out scofflaws blocking hydrants for delaying the response to a five alarm fire in the Bronx.

The fire broke out at 1824 Madison St., between Seneca and Onderdonk avenues, causing street closures in the area.

At least three people, including two firefighters, were hurt when a massive fire erupted at a neighborhood deli in the Bronx ...

The blaze escalated to a fifth-alarm fire by about 4:31 a.m., drawing over 270 firefighters and emergency medical personnel ...

We did have several minor injuries to firefighters, including one firefighter that was struck in the head with an air ...

A five-alarm fire in Queens injured six and prompted a large-scale response from the FDNY and other city agencies.

The fire occurred on a street of attached apartment buildings, and about 200 people are estimated to be displaced, the FDNY ...

The blaze broke out in a three-story residential building on Madison Street between Seneca and Onderdonk avenues in Ridgewood ...

After an unusually busy brush fire season in New York City last year, the FDNY tied an artificial intelligence-powered platform into an existing camera system at city parks for early notifications of ...

Paul Miano has been promoted to Chief of Emergency Medical Service at the New York City Fire Department, marking the latest ...