FDNY:

Seven people, including two firefighters, were injured in a Bronx fire Sunday afternoon.

Two men were shot early Friday on West 24th Street and rushed to Bellevue hospital, officials said.

A man was shot in the leg near Sixth Avenue and Sterling Place, police said.

A fire started Tuesday afternoon at Campus Laundry and Cleaners on West Fourth Street, the FDNY said.

The man was struck by the van at 57th Avenue and Junction Boulevard.

A woman crossing Broadway near 74th Street was run down by a bus, authorities said.

Two residents and three firefighters were hurt at 134 Harrison Ave. on Friday morning.

A person was rushed to Bellevue Hospital after tripping and hitting a train, the FDNY said.

An explosion in the basement of a Staten Island home prompted neighborhood evacuations, the FDNY said.

A 68-year-old man was killed when his apartment on Frederick Douglass Blvd. caught fire, the FDNY said.

Officials believe the man died of a heart attack at 1365 Fifth Ave. and that the fire was accidental.

Crews were on the scene after a water main broke in the West Village, officials said.

The fire broke out at the dim sum destination Jing Fong Restaurant, officials said.

A ruptured water main temporarily blocked exits from FDR Drive early Monday morning, officials said.

Firefighters quickly extinguished a fire at Delicatessen at 54 Prince St. during Friday's lunch rush.