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Firefighters successfully rescued three civilians from a fire in Canarsie early Monday morning.

Firefighters rescued three civilians from a significant fire in Canarsie early Monday, showcasing rapid response and effective firefighting tactics.

A two-alarm fire injured 15 people in an Upper Manhattan building, primarily due to smoke inhalation, with responders controlling the blaze within two hours.

A 69-year-old man died in a Brooklyn fire caused by a lithium-ion battery, highlighting the dangers of these devices.

A fire on Fulton Street was quickly controlled by FDNY responders, with one civilian injury reported.

An FDNY fire truck crashed in East Harlem on Thanksgiving, resulting in destruction and one civilian hospitalization.

The FDNY quickly controlled a major three-alarm fire at the Greenwood Arms, minimizing injuries and damage despite extensive fire spread.

The FDNY graduates new EMTs, emphasizing family legacies in public service and the emotional significance of their training and dedication to community service.

A crash on Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn resulted in one injury.

Emergency services transported the injured person to Maimonides Medical Center.

A manhole fire disrupted Thanksgiving celebrations for multiple families in Brooklyn Heights, leading to evacuations and power outages.

High carbon monoxide levels were detected, raising safety concerns during the incident.

FDNY and NYPD collaborate to distribute 10,000 turkeys to New Yorkers in need during the holiday season.

Firefighters saved a pet bunny named Kenny during a rescue operation following a house fire in Dyker Heights.

Rev. Monsignor John Delendick was honored posthumously for his impactful service as an FDNY chaplain, providing humor and support to firefighters.

The Brooklyn Diocese and FDNY commemorated the 23rd anniversary of the 9/11 attacks with a procession and Mass honoring fallen firefighters.

Two FDNY chiefs arrested for bribery and corruption charges in connection with fast-tracked safety inspections.

53 firefighters were promoted by the FDNY, including three legacy members of families affected by 9/11.

Mayor Adams asserted his administration's separation from corruption charges linked to previous leadership while highlighting adherence to reporting protocols.

FDNY honored Chaplain Monsignor John E. Delendick with a plaque dedication, commemorating his significant contributions and love for his role within the department.

A sidewalk shed in Chelsea collapsed, injuring three people, including one critically, possibly due to a nearby truck striking its support beam.

An explosion in East Flatbush injured five individuals, with at least three in serious condition; all are now stable.

FDNY has formed a task force to tackle NYC wildfires due to ongoing drought conditions.

Record spike in brush fires in New York City due to historic drought, with the Bronx experiencing the most incidents.

Kaseem 'Ka' Ryan, Brooklyn rapper and FDNY captain, died at 52, leaving a legacy as an accomplished artist and community servant.

An FDNY truck driver hit and killed cyclist Victor Hidalgo in Brooklyn, highlighting ongoing cyclist safety concerns in New York City.

A significant brush fire in Prospect Park was exacerbated by historically dry weather conditions.

Ka, born Kaseem Ryan, was a beloved rapper and FDNY captain who served as a first responder during 9/11, passing away unexpectedly at 52.

Ka, a New York rapper and FDNY veteran, passed away unexpectedly, leaving behind a legacy of music and community service.

A lithium-ion battery fire in Brooklyn resulted in one death and highlighted safety concerns regarding unregulated devices and fire response protocols.

Firefighters successfully contained a three-alarm wildfire in Inwood Hill Park after battling difficult terrain and water supply challenges.

A significant brushfire in Inwood Hill Park prompted a two-alarm response from the FDNY and a warning for increased fire risks in NYC.

Inwood Hill Park wildfire highlights the impacts of drought and stresses New York's preparedness for natural disasters.

A lithium-ion battery explosion in a Brighton Beach apartment led to one fatality and two injuries, highlighting risks associated with unregulated batteries.

A fire in Crown Heights injures two residents and requires a significant firefighting response.

The proposal to transfer lifeguards to FDNY aims to improve safety and address current challenges faced by the service.

A Halloween haunted house in Hollis was shut down due to fire safety violations posing risks to the public and first responders.

Ka, renowned underground rapper and FDNY firefighter, influenced both music and community, self-releasing nine albums until his passing at 52.

Ka, a multifaceted artist and first responder, left an indelible mark on music and his community before his sudden passing at age 52.

Ka, an independent rapper and firefighter, passed away unexpectedly at age 52, leaving behind a legacy of service to community and music.

Ka, the influential Brooklyn rapper and FDNY captain, died unexpectedly at 52, leaving behind a remarkable legacy in music and his community.

Brooklyn rapper and firefighter Ka, born Kaseem Ryan, died unexpectedly at age 52 on October 12, 2024, leaving a significant legacy in music and service.

Kaseem Ryan, known as rapper Ka, passed away at age 52, leaving behind a legacy of music and service as an FDNY captain.

House fire in Bensonhurst under investigation by fire marshals; no injuries reported.

Lithium-ion battery fires produce particularly toxic smoke, presenting unique risks compared to regular fires.

Lithium-ion batteries have caused over 170 fires in NYC in 2024, highlighting urgent safety concerns.

Lithium-ion batteries pose significant risks, highlighted by a recent fire in Ocean Hill that injured nine people and caused extensive building damage.

Lithium-ion batteries are a significant fire hazard, causing multiple incidents and injuries in New York City.

A fire broke out in a renovated Carroll Gardens building, leading to a large emergency response and leaving tenants anxious about their new home.

A fire in Ocean Hill resulted in nine injuries and displaced 31 residents, highlighting safety concerns in the community.

A barge fire on Newtown Creek caused significant smoke but no injuries, complicating firefighting efforts and raising concerns about ongoing incidents in the area.

The number of FDNY members who died from 9/11-related illnesses has surpassed those who died on the day of the attack.

Rev. Monsignor John Delendick was honored for his selfless dedication to comforting families of fallen firefighters, even amid his own battle with cancer.

Honoring the memory of FDNY members lost to 9/11-related illnesses underscores the ongoing sacrifice beyond the initial tragedy.

Many children of 9/11 responders have chosen to follow in their parents' footsteps, becoming firefighters or medics.

Clarence Singleton's life changed drastically after he responded to the 9/11 attacks, showcasing his bravery and commitment.

FDNY honors 32 members who died from 9/11-related illnesses by adding their names to the World Trade Center Memorial Wall.

Two FDNY chiefs arrested for accepting bribes to expedite fire safety inspections, raising concerns about public safety and departmental integrity.

City Council will investigate FDNY procedures after arrests of chiefs for corruption.

Former FDNY chiefs charged with taking bribes for fast-tracking projects.

Former FDNY fire chief Brian Cordasco will plead guilty to a bribery conspiracy, marking a significant development in ongoing corruption investigations around Mayor Eric Adams.

Two former FDNY fire chiefs were arrested for corruption in a federal investigation.

Retired FDNY chief Brian Cordasco pleads guilty to bribery, admitting his involvement in a scheme to fast-track safety inspections for cash.

FDNY's response times to cardiac arrests in NYC are critically high, resulting in 80% of patients dying.

Increased resources are necessary to improve the survival rates of cardiac arrest victims.

FDNY Commissioner Robert Tucker's history raises questions about potential foreign influence in New York's public safety leadership.

Timothy Clarke's promotion to Lieutenant reflects a long family tradition of service in the firefighting community, demonstrating a commitment to legacy and responsibility.

A firefighter was arrested for assault following a road rage incident in the Bronx.

Lt. James J. Winters, a dedicated firefighter, was honored with a street co-naming ceremony in Eltingville, celebrating his service and legacy.

The street co-naming ceremony honored Firefighter John "Jack" Boyle for his exceptional service to the community, army, and FDNY.