A fire tore through an apartment building in New York City's Marble Hill neighborhood overnight, FDNY officials said.

More than 30 officers were being dismissed before a judge stopped the process temporarily. An inspector who led the unit that vetted recruits was transferred after officials said he had ignored failures on psychological tests.

New York City’s police commissioner has declined to fire a police officer who shot and killed a man during a traffic stop.

Byrne was beginning his 20 years of employment with the New York City Fire Department. Now, years later, he was again

An 85-year-old man died, and nine were injured in a Bronx apartment fire, with the cause still under investigation.

A car fire inside the Lincoln Tunnel on Tuesday blocked all lanes into New York City, causing major traffic delays. Firefighters continue operations, while NJ Transit and PATH cross-honor tickets to ease commuter disruptions.

Are you seeing more bright lights in the big city so far this summer? It’s no cause for concern — it’s just fireflies, also called lightning bugs, which New York has seen plenty of this season. They’re in the forests of Prospect Park and the tall grasses near the waterfront.

After spending $1.5 million to replace an aging aerial fire truck four years ago, the city Fire Department is looking to replace another apparatus that Chief Del Parrotta