By Bill Parry For the second time in five months, the FDNY battled a stubborn fire at a commercial recycling operation on ...

four Marine wipers and two supervising fire marshals were also promoted. “I see years of experience and hard work and expertise,” FDNY Commissioner Robert Tucker said in addressing the crowd ...

The final graduating class of 2024, which included four women and 28 veterans from the Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard and Marine ... 1% of the estimated 11,000 firefighters in the FDNY.

The oldest living retired member of the FDNY who served the streets of Brooklyn for nearly three decades has died at the age of 103 — just one month shy of his next milestone birthday ...

On the 20th anniversary, hundreds of active and retired FDNY members joined the remaining Black Sunday survivors in honoring their fallen brothers. Of the six firefighters who jumped from the Bronx ...

NEW YORK — An FDNY EMT has been suspended as the department investigates accusations that he posted anti-Israel remarks on social media. Bryan Antolos, assigned to EMS Battalion 13 in Manhattan ...

Close to 300 probationary firefighters graduated from the FDNY Fire Academy during a ceremony at Queens College at the end of December following more than four months of training on Randall's Island.

then one house or two in the middle were untouched. You just can’t explain it.” Esposito, Chief Fire Marshal Daniel Flynn, and Chief Joe Duggan, the FDNY Brooklyn Borough Commander ...

one was listed in critical condition; two in serious, but non-life threatening condition, and another two suffered minor injuries, according to an FDNY spokesperson. A baby rescued during the ...

As New York City ushered in its long-awaited congestion pricing plan, the FDNY sounded the alarm over what it calls a looming public safety crisis — one they warn could mean slower response ...

The FDNY encountered a frozen hydrant, as well as multiple e-bikes and lithium-ion batteries, after a fire in Queens. According to officials, two people suffered serious, but non-life threatening ...