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Bronx fire sparked by possible lithium-ion battery renews calls for stricter rules, FDNY says
Fifteen people were injured in a five-alarm fire that tore through several Bronx homes Sunday night — a blaze fire marshals said was likely sparked by a lithium-ion battery. City officials have since renewed calls to more tightly regulate or ban certain lithium-ion batteries,
FDNY: Lithium-ion batteries cause 5-alarm fire Sunday in Kingsbridge Heights
City leaders said lithium-ion batteries caused a five-alarm fire Sunday in Kingsbridge Heights. “This is a stark reminder of the issues around lithium-ion batteries,” said Mayor Eric Adams, who assessed the damage on Monday. The massive fire started around 7:30 p.m. on Devoe Terrace near West 190th Street.
A Bronx fire critically injured a firefighter, hurt 12 others, and spread to three homes, possibly intensified by lithium ...
The Big Apple’s largest municipal union is blasting city officials for sliding 82 firefighter trainees into EMT jobs — ...
A fast-moving four-alarm fire tore through a commercial building in St. Albans on Sunday morning, injuring six people and ...
The laughing women, one wearing a firefighter's helmet, were hanging out of the FDNY truck taking selfies and waving.
Officials said they want to identify the firefighters involved as well as their female passengers — a brunette and a blonde, ...
Several people were hurt when a yacht struck a dock in the Hudson River on Saturday, the New York City Fire Department says.
The FDNY held a patriotic street renaming ceremony in Baldwin Saturday in honor of a late firefighter. George Tripptree Place is named after the firefighter who died of a 9/11-related illness three ...
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