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New York City has been making a quick buck by selling off some FDNY trucks that still bear memorials to firefighters killed on 9/11.

New York City’s Black and female firefighters are subjected to harassment and uncivil treatment at three times the rate of their colleagues, according to a new survey examining tensions and workplace issues within the Fire Department. First responders who experiencing harassment and incivility seldom report their experiences, according to the survey ordered by a federal monitor appointed as ...

More than 4,000 firefighters responded to a survey about workplace culture.

A new decoration named for a murdered New York City EMS officer was presented on June 7 at the FDNY’s annual Medal Day ceremony, held at Arthur Ashe Stadium.Capt. Alison

Ten FDNY firefighters and EMS workers who either live or work in Queens were among those honored at Arthur Ashe Stadium in Flushing Meadows Corona Park on June 7 at

NEW YORK, June 14, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Juan Monteverde, founder and managing partner of the class action firm Monteverde & Associates PC (the...

Denis Leary's Leary Firefighter Foundation aids the cause for public fire safety by donating a state-of-the-art mobile command center to the FDNY.

Fire crews battled flames on the sixth floor of the building on Noble Avenue in the Soundview section.

Nearly 200 firefighters battled a massive fire in the Bronx on Sunday night.

A veteran FDNY firefighter Mark Batista drowned while trying to save his teenage daughter from treacherous waters on the Jersey Shore.