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The FDNY will have to pay out $119 million in overtime if the if a judge doesn't lift a ban on new firefighters.

A woman jumped into the Hudson River Tuesday afternoon and was pulled to safety on board an FDNY boat.

A fire broke out just after 10 p.m. on the top floor of a 5-story residential building, sending four people to the hospital.

The FDNY hiring freeze means 300 firefighters will be temporarily blocked from joining the department.

A Queens judge ruled Monday that Retired Capt. James Corrigan's name should be listed beside his colleagues.

A man was in critical condition Friday afternoon after jumping on to the tracks of an incoming subway train.

One puppy was resuscitated with CPR after the small fire broke out in the bathroom of the third floor apartment.

Hundreds of state-owned buildings in New York City do not have to comply with the city's building and fire codes.

The fire that engulfed the roof of a Broadway building Monday was sparked by an errant cigarette, the FDNY said.

The blaze that engulfed a Houston St. rooftop was accidentally ignited by unapproved wiring.

The blaze began on the 17th floor of 530 Park Avenue, which reportedly sold for $1.51 million per apartment in 2007.

Tenants were allowed to return to their apartments temporarily on Friday to retrieve clothes, valuables and even pets.

No one was injured in the early morning fire.

Part of 47th Street was closed Monday as firefighters rescued two window washers stuck outside the 25th floor.

The truck was making a delivery to the site on E. 56th St. when it tumbled 20 to 30 feet into the pit.