UPDATE University Heights: No Injuries Reported after Residential Fire
No injuries were reported following a fire in University Heights on Friday evening, the FDNY said.
No injuries were reported following a fire in University Heights on Friday evening, the FDNY said.
Three fires that broke out in Kingsbridge Heights, Bedford Park, and Norwood respectively in recent days have (apparently) resulted in no injuries.
NYC Department of Small Businesses Services (SBS) is urging more than 17,000 active, construction workers to apply to SBS’s no-cost training program after their site safety training (SST) cards issued by Valor Consulting were deactivated following the revocation of the company's status as a city-approved, safety training course provider. Those who apply will receive new replacement cards instead.
No injuries were reported after a residential fire broke out in a 6-story occupied building in Fordham Manor on Monday evening, FDNY officials said.
No injuries were reported following an early morning brush fire in Norwood, FDNY officials said. A brush fire is a fire involving low-growing plants (such as scrub and brush).
A 26-year-old man was stabbed twice in the leg during a physical altercation in Fordham Manor, police said.
Two people were treated for minor injuries at Jacobi Hospital after a fire broke out in Norwood on Saturday, March 9.
Two people were injured and five cats died in a residential fire that broke out on the second floor of a 6-story building (100 x 50) located on the corner of Bailey Avenue and West 230th Street in the Kingsbridge Heights section of The Bronx on Friday night.
The FDNY said three people were injured following a fire that broke out in the early hours of Monday morning, March 4, in Norwood. Meanwhile, there appears to be a difference of opinion about where the fire actually started, with the FDNY saying the third floor while many residents of the building allege it started on the first floor.