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A former FDNY chief was sentenced to prison for accepting bribes to expedite fire inspections, exploiting the COVID-19 pandemic.

Two former FDNY chiefs pleaded guilty to a bribery scheme involving pay-to-play practices to expedite fire inspections in NYC.

FDNY honors fallen firefighters from 9/11 during St. Patrick's Day Parade, highlighting ongoing sacrifices and losses in the firefighting community.

Two sons of 9/11 firefighters are being promoted to FDNY lieutenant, marking a poignant tribute to their fathers' legacy.

The FDNY promoted 97 firefighters, honoring the legacy of those lost on 9/11, including sons of fallen heroes.

Firefighters battled a challenging two-alarm fire in East Flatbush amidst freezing conditions.

Firefighters rescued both a resident and a dog during a Midwood apartment fire, demonstrating efficient emergency response.

A significant two-alarm fire occurred in Crown Heights, requiring a large response from firefighters and EMS.

A fire in an East Flatbush apartment building led to two minor injuries but was contained within an hour.

A significant 4-alarm fire occurred in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, late Saturday, requiring extensive emergency response.

A severe fire in a NYCHA building in Brownsville injured 13 people, requiring rescue operations for residents trapped on upper floors.

A firefighter is in critical condition following a medical emergency during a blaze in Brooklyn.

Anthony Aquaro's unwavering commitment to service as a firefighter and Navy veteran shaped both his life and the lives of those around him.

An FDNY firefighter remains in critical condition after suffering a cardiac arrest while battling a fire in Brooklyn.

A firefighter is in critical condition after a cardiac episode during a two-alarm fire in Brooklyn.

Anthony Aquaro, a retired FDNY firefighter and war veteran, died at 103, leaving a legacy of family and service.

A firefighter was critically injured in a two-alarm fire in Brooklyn's Bushwick neighborhood.

Illegally converted apartments pose significant fire safety risks.

Blocked fire hydrants contributed to delays in firefighters' response during a fatal fire incident in Brooklyn.

Blocking fire hydrants can severely hinder emergency response times during fires.

The FDNY lit a ceremonial menorah during a Hanukkah celebration in Borough Park, emphasizing community and fire safety with live candles.

The NYPD won the Battle of the Badges match, emphasizing community support and honoring first responders.

The annual NYPD vs. FDNY basketball game unites first responders for charity and friendly rivalry.

FDNY firefighters showcased their boxing skills, winning 6 out of 9 matches at the Madison Square Garden event.

Ambulance response times for life-threatening emergencies have increased, attributed to staffing issues within FDNY EMS.

Close to 300 probationary firefighters graduated from the FDNY Fire Academy, emphasizing their commitment to public service and the foundational skills for their careers.

A four-alarm fire in Brooklyn left 10 families homeless, with over 200 firefighters working to control the blaze.

A fire in a Brooklyn apartment resulted in the tragic death of an elderly woman.

A woman in her 80s died in a Brooklyn apartment fire, prompting an investigation by the FDNY.

The fire occurred in a cluttered third-floor apartment, complicating rescue efforts.

A significant three-alarm fire occurred at a Brooklyn church, causing extensive damage including a roof collapse.

Firefighters rescued 11 from a burning brownstone in Brooklyn; one firefighter was injured during the operation.

An FDNY EMT was arrested for the murder of a young man during a targeted robbery.

An off-duty FDNY EMT was arrested for a 2021 fatal robbery, indicted on multiple murder charges.

A fire in a Queens apartment building injured eight residents and prompted a major response from the FDNY.

FDNY successfully controlled a three-alarm fire at a recycling facility in Queens, facing challenges with high winds.

A woman in her 40s died in a Dyker Heights house fire, marking the sixth fire at that address in two years.

A 40-year-old woman died in a Dyker Heights house fire while illegally squatting.

A 40-year-old woman's death in a fire underscores serious safety issues related to squatting and repeated fires in the same location.

A massive fire in Brooklyn injured nine people, including three firefighters, early Friday morning.

One person was injured in a Crown Heights fire that took about an hour for FDNY to extinguish.

A significant two-alarm fire severely damaged a residence in Bath Beach, leaving it uninhabitable.

A significant fire in Williamsburg resulted in injuries to firefighters and displaced families, requiring a large response from emergency services.

A NYC medic faces suspension for alleged hateful comments about Israel and support for terrorist groups on social media.

Verizon upgraded FDNY's phone system to provide reliable VoIP communication.

A heroic firefighter saved a baby from a burning building by navigating through heavy smoke and passing the child to safety through a window.

A significant five-alarm fire in the Bronx left several injured but miraculously no fatalities, prompting immediate action for displaced families.

A serious vehicle collision occurred on Staten Island, resulting in emergency responses and two individuals being hospitalized with minor injuries.

Congestion pricing in NYC poses significant financial challenges for emergency medical workers, leading many to consider leaving their jobs.

The introduction of Manhattan's congestion pricing has sparked significant public hysteria and misconceptions, despite the majority of commuters using public transit.