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The heir to Britain's throne went to the closest firehouse to Ground Zero and used words Prince Harry has also used.

Prince William toured the FDNY's iconic Ten House in lower Manhattan Tuesday, where he met with the city's top fire officials and was greeted with loud cheers from the crowd.

State officials on Wednesday dismissed a complaint regarding a poll worker stationed at New Canaan High School on Election Day last year. The Connecticut State Elections Enforcement Commission voted 4-0 during its regular meeting to dismiss the complaint lodged Feb. 14 by Christina Fagerstal and Lisa Hannich—current and immediate past chairs, respectively, of the New […]

Pastosa Ravioli is bring its specialty Italian foods to a new store at the Plaza 35 Village in Eatontown.

State election officials are investigating a complaint regarding a poll worker stationed at New Canaan High School on Election Day last year. Allison Totaro at least five times “used her position to intentionally influence the vote by telling voter[s] that as a ‘Republican they were only to vote for 4 candidates’ when in fact a […]

Firefighters arrived to find residents pressed against the windows on the fourth floor of the 14-story Jacob Riis Houses around 7 a.m., with 180 firefighters bringing the fire under control after about an hour, said Assistant FDNY Chief Michael Ajello.

Fire officials say one person died and seven others were hurt, some of them with life-threatening injuries, in the blaze.

1 dead, 1 critically injured in Manhattan apartment fire April 21, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail NEW YORK (AP) — One man was killed and another was critically injured in a fire on Manhattans upper east side Wednesday, authorities said. The fire broke out on the second floor of a four-story apartment building on Second Avenue near East 81st Street at about 8:30 a.m., Fire Department officials said. It took firefighters about an hour and a half to extinguish the blaze, Deputy Assistant Chief Michae...

Fire destroys popular tavern in Greenwich Village; 4 firefighters hurt © Provided by RADIO.COM NEW YORK (WCBS 880) — A three-alarm fire that broke out in a Greenwich Village building has destroyed the popular GMT Tavern just a month after it reopened to the public. The tavern had been closed during most of the pandemic. The fire erupted at 142 Bleecker Street around 6 p.m. Monday. Residents were able to evacuate without injuries. "When our units arrived on scene, there was a person on the f...