The FDNY is reviewing the response to a 911 emergency call made by an off-duty EMS lieutenant in cardiac arrest to see if ...

An EMS lieutenant dedicated his life to saving New Yorkers. But when he needed help during a medical emergency last month, ...

The investigators found dispatchers followed all current policies and procedures, but they said the FDNY should consider making changes so that, for example, resources from a fire can be redirected to ...

FDNY officials were also investigating if the dispatcher had informed the arriving EMTs that Seto was an EMS lieutenant. Regardless, the EMTs should have taken steps to make sure the person on the ...

FDNY reviews protocols after EMS Lt. Nelson Seto dies when his 911 call for breathing difficulty was mishandled.

Brooklyn is rallying behind a local FDNY dispatcher who tragically lost his home in a fire. A GoFundMe campaign has been launched to support FDNY Brooklyn Dispatcher 290 and Training Unit ...

This incident is under review, and it is likely there will be changes to FDNY protocols as a result.” The dispatcher and call-taker in the incident have been taken offline, according to the FDNY.

Multiple commuters at an NYC train station suffered minor injuries from smoke. Some had to be treated at local hospitals, the FDNY said.