Fire,

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

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

Classes to resume at Upper East Side private school Regis on Tuesday after a fire destroyed the upper gym.

The two-alarm fire tore through the second floor of the Catholic school on E. 84th Street Friday night, leaving it closed at least until Monday.

The small blaze erupted in the hallway of 37 Payson Ave. in Inwood Saturday morning.

An electrical fire erupted at Houston and Essex streets Saturday afternoon.

A small fire broke out on Pier 94 Wednesday morning.

The fire occurred on the FDR near E. 64th Street at 11:47 a.m., officials said.

The fire at NYCHA's Washington Houses at 1955 Second Avenue started shortly before 9 a.m.

The fire at Otafuku restaurant at 236 E. 9th St. appeared to have been started when a burner was left on overnight.

An FDNY investigator said no one could have predicted an entire piece of the emergency water supply had been cut.

The fire broke out at a building on Broome Street between Mott and Mulberry streets.

The blaze at 201 West 93rd Street took 20 minutes to get under control

The comfort food chain at Prince Street between Mulberry and Lafayette caught fire on Wednesday morning.

Ollie's Place will open this week in a high-traffic area that staffers hope will mean more adoptions.