FDNY
Tracing my family’s history brought me to the site of a 1907 tenement fire and the family tragedy linked to its aftermath
A top-floor blaze tore through a six-story building in Manhattan, collapsing the roof, sending debris onto the sidewalk, and injuring three residents and a firefighter
The FDNY is planning a special ceremony alongside a new commemorative emblem, a Gary Sinise–hosted podcast series and a film on FDNY Chaplain Father Mychal Judge
FSRI’s new lithium-ion battery safety campaign includes key resources to help firefighters respond to li-ion battery fires
The fire service must get ahead of the lithium-ion battery threat before more lives are lost due to lack of education and response training
“The NYC budget will be balanced by putting the lives of NYC residents and the safety of NYC firefighters on the table,” the union said
The FDNY chief of safety – and Better Every Shift’s first guest – returns a year later to talk leadership, safety and training
Firefighter Michael W. Daly was known for being deeply involved in his Staten Island community
EMT Frederick D. Whiteside, 43, was a veteran of 22 years at the FDNY
FDNY Commissioner Laura Kavanagh said retailers need to stop selling batteries that do not meet national safety testing certification
Mayor Eric Adams’s contact with then-Commissioner Daniel Nigro about safety violations is discovered in a wider corruption investigation
FDNY Commissioner Laura Kavanagh says Brooklyn fire is the 17th fatal fire due to lithium-ion batteries
Firefighters faced a basement fire that had extended to all floors and the occupied exposures
First responders will staff the rails as the ship pulls into NYC for a Veterans Day celebration
As NFFF liaison to the FDNY, Minogue works to support firefighters and their families – and pay forward positivity
Two paramedics and two EMTs were allegedly drunk during a retirement party at their Bronx station
Firefighters breached a wall but held off on using torches to cut the steel plating
Fire involving li-ion batteries blocked the doorway of the second-floor apartment in Brooklyn
Inspectors cited failure to provide sprinklers, fire alarm at the site of the former St. John Villa Academy
Fire Commissioner Laura Kavanagh told the online retailer the city has experienced 14 fire deaths to date caused by lithium-ion batteries
Alexander Griffin died during a run pursuing his dream of becoming a firefighter like his brother
The man was transported to Bellevue Hospital with a leg injury after dropping 30 feet into the World Trade Center memorial pool
The FDNY and the NYPD are reviewing drones that can drop flotation devices, electromagnetic shark deterrents
City lawyers sought to remove claims about Kavanagh’s alleged affair with another FDNY official and allegations of her poor administrative decisions
22 years after the terror attacks, the number of the dead related to their exposure while working in the rescue and recovery efforts equals the number killed in the collapses
Mayor Eric Adams has announced a 5% budget reduction and directed uniformed agencies to reduce overtime costs
Frank Siller remembers the courage of his brother Stephen and the families the Tunnel to Towers Foundation has helped
Chief of Department John Hodgens shares his personal experience from the day and how the FDNY continues to honor its fallen firefighters year after year
Understanding the enormity and power of support that comes with being a part of the fire service family
The museum is honoring the anniversary of Sept. 11 with a new exhibit, “Recovery and Reflection, Celebrating the 9/11 Tribute”
FDNY fireboats assisted with water supply by drafting from Flushing Bay
The addition of 43 fire and EMS members who died of illnesses related to Sept. 11 attacks nears the number killed in the collapses
The discovery of a fake sticker in a fatal Queens fire has led to department to inspect e-bike shops across the city
