Chance was one of eight New Yorkers honored by the FDNY at its 29th annual Second Chance Ceremony. The event brings together survivors of medical emergencies and the first responders who helped ...

FDNY responds to a gas odor without without any injuries at PS 39 at 99 MacFarland Ave. in Arrochar on Friday, May 16, 2025. A National Grid van is seen outside the school that is heavily covered ...

News FDNY reveals the cause of 6 recent fires on Staten Island Published: Apr. 18, 2025, 11:29 a.m. 8 1/8 Rosewood Place fire, Tompkinsville, Staten Island ...

Following a three-year hiatus, the FDNY Calendar of Heroes is slated to return in 2026. It will feature some of the department’s first responders who "embody peak fitness, resilience and ...

The FDNY's iconic "Calendar of Heroes" -- known for splashing hot firefighters, EMTs and paramedics across its pages -- is finally returning in 2026 after a three-year hiatus.

Officials at the FDNY claim EMS Chief Michael Fields is the subject of an “inquiry,” but did not disclose what sparked the probe.

Why didn't they respond? Lt. Nelson Seto's 911 call For more than a decade, EMS Lt. Nelson Seto responded to medical emergencies across the city. On Feb. 17, friends say, he had finished a 12-hour ...

FDNY reviews protocols after EMS Lt. Nelson Seto dies when his 911 call for breathing difficulty was mishandled.

Critics charge that the EMTs — both of whom had less than a year on the job — should have called a supervisor or the FDNY to take down the door in the hopes of saving Lt. Nelson Seto, 47.

BROOKLYN, N.Y. (PIX11) – An FDNY EMS lieutenant died on Monday after first responders marked his 911 call as “unfounded” despite never making contact with the man, who was having a medical ...

FDNY EMS Lt. Nelson Seto called 9-1-1 reporting chest pains and was later found dead by his family. The FDNY is reviewing the response to a 911 emergency call made by an off-duty EMS lieutenant in ...