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Since developing myocarditis and nearly going into heart failure, O'Brian Pastrana, 37, has struggled to pay his mortgage and put food on the table.

A fast-moving fire tore through a Harlem brownstone, killing two men and forcing neighbors to run for their lives, officials and witnesses said Saturday.

What sparked the fire remains under investigation.

An FDNY chaplain who consoled grieving firefighters following the 9/11 terror attacks died early Thursday of cancer-related illness due to Ground Zero's aftermath. He was 74.

Three people were injured in a fire in the Mott Haven section of the Bronx Friday morning.

Mayor Eric Adams is planning to reduce the number of cops to early 1990s level as part of budget cuts needed thanks in large part to the migrant crisis, but there are far wiser trims to make.

A lithium-ion battery was found inside an apartment in Brooklyn where a fire started Tuesday night.

It was announced this week that the the NYPD, FDNY, and Department of Sanitation will not be included in a second round of NYC budget cuts.

The NYPD, along with FDNY and DSNY, appeared to be spared from the next round of cuts.

A fire on the Upper West Side early Monday injured two people.