Dozens of agencies rehearsed their emergency plans for a nuclear attack at a drill on Wednesday.

The man was crushed by a concrete wall that fell in Hell's Kitchen, officials said.

Fire spread to train tracks at East 105th Street and Farragut Road, officials said.

Two students from the E. 124th Street school were taken to the hospital as a precaution, officials said.

Esposito, who served in the NYPD for 40 years, is now taking over the disaster preparedness agency.

Dale Tulloch died in an SUV fire on Grand Central Parkway as other passengers escaped, police said.

The downpour drenched New York City with more than 5 inches of water, meteorologists said.

A water main broke at a construction site at Hudson and Leonard streets, the FDNY said.

A fire in New Jersey's Wharton State Forest spread smoke across the city Monday morning.

The department of buildings said the structure was used as an office for B&L Auto Repair.

NYCHA hosted a preparedness event to encourage Red Hook residents to be ready for emergencies.

James Lomma, who was cleared in a fatal 2008 East Side crane collapse, owned the rig, officials said.

Repair work to a gas pipeline at West 134th Street near the Hudson River may cause a pungent scent.

Devastated residents say the city should have assigned the area as the more vulnerable Zone A.

City officials are preparing for a potential hit by Hurricane Sandy.