FDNY:

A woman was killed by a northbound Lexington Avenue train just after 3 p.m. Wednesday, officials said.

Three demolition supervisors face manslaughter charges in the deaths of two firefighters near Ground Zero in 2007.

Higher age limit applies to those whose tests were thrown out after a judge deemed them discriminatory.

The spill left nearly 150 gallons of oil on the street.

A fire broke out inside the walls at 101 Post Avenue in Inwood Tuesday morning but there were no injuries.

Firefighters rushed to Trump Place on Riverside Blvd. after complaints of an unpleasant smell.

Crew on "The Amazing Spider-Man" set had to be rescued.

FDNY found a floater in the Hudson River near West 135th Street on Tuesday, officials said.

The man suffered minor injuries Sunday morning after trying to ride the side of the train near Chambers and Church Streets.

The bus was carrying young children when it crashed on Lexington Avenue and E. 85th Street.

The manhole fire on East 51st Street between Second and Third avenues shut the street to traffic Friday morning.

A Jeep clipped a traffic agent who tried to ticket him for being in a no standing zone in front of Daniel NYC on 65th Street.

A plan to close 20 fire companies citywide includes a pair in Lower Manhattan and one in Midtown.

The elevator that lost control in a Chelsea warehouse, hurting two dozen people, had defective brakes, the DOB said.

Fire officials are still investigating the cause of a fire that broke out early Tuesday morning.