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HQ E-Bike Repair in Lower Manhattan caught fire for the second time this week, just three days after it sparked an inferno that claimed four lives.

Fire marshals encouraged New Yorkers to report the appearance of dangerous conditions inside e-bike shops — such as shops using extension cords or charging...

A firetruck with a tribute to fallen 9/11 firefighters was set to be scrapped when a fellow firefighter from New Jersey made sure the memorial made it back to its original firehouse.

Ten e-bike shops across the city have been cited for unsafe handling of lithium-ion batteries since a blaze Tuesday blamed on e-bike batteries killed four Manhattan residents, FDNY officials said Friday. The shops were hit with 11 civil law violations, three civil court summonses and two criminal court summonses for inappropriately storing and charging combustible e-bike and scooter batteries, ...

NEW YORK, June 21, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Juan Monteverde, founder and managing partner of the class action firm Monteverde & Associates PC (the...

The FDNY Boxing Club will host the Garda Siochana Boxing Club from Dublin in its seventh annual “Thrilla in Camilla” fundraiser for the Tunnel to Towers Foundation on Friday, June

The starting pay for New York City emergency medical technicians and paramedics first to treat sick and contagious coronavirus patients during the peak of the outbreak is now less than app-based food delivery workers, the union representing the ambulance workers said.

A Manhattan firefighter swiped credit cards from a dead man during an EMS call and then went on a spending spree with them the next day, eying such goodies as AirPods at a Target, authorities said Tuesday.

Mayor Adams unveiled his newest plan to prevent the improper charging of lithium-ion batteries as the death toll from e-bike fires ticked up above a dozen this year.

/ein news / -- NEW YORK, June 17, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Pomerantz LLP is investigating claims on behalf of investors of Chinook Therapeutics, Inc