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Investigators are searching for the cause of a suspicious fire Saturday morning at a Staten Island convent.
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It happened around 1 a.m. Saturday at a single-family home on 124th Street in Richmond Hill, leaving 3 people with serious, but non-life threatening injuries.
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A huge fire was burning Wednesday morning in a New Jersey shore town that was hit hard by Hurricane Sandy.
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The strength of a storm that swept through New Jersey took some residents by surprise, knocking over trees and power lines.
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Downed trees caused powerlines to catch fire in Oradell, New Jersey on Monday afternoon.
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Seaside Park and Seaside Heights officials have agreed to hire South Toms River-based Eagle Paving Corp. roughly $4.7 million for the work.
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A woman died and other residents jumped out windows to escape a fast moving fire in the Woodside section of Queens.
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Firefighters gained ground on a wildfire that burned nearly 4 square miles of dry brush and forced people to evacuate part of Camp Pendleton, while a blaze generating heavy smoke drove some residents from homes in an Orange County canyon community.
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See images from the scene of a fire in Woodside that left two people in critical condition
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The second-alarm fire broke out inside the St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church on East 97th Street just after midnight.
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The FDNY is amending their search policy to ensure speedier demolition of vacant buildings after a fire.
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A four-alarm fire burned through a five-story building on 9201 John F. Kennedy Boulevard West in North Bergen Saturday evening.
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"You gotta come quick! It's going from nothing to something!" one caller is heard to say as the fire began in Seaside Park.
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The fire broke out at a home on 21st Street, just off Springfield Avenue, in Irvington around 6 a.m.
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It happened on Sutton Place in North Merrick Tuesday afternoon.
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A car erupted in flames after an accident early Friday in the northbound lanes of the FDR Drive in Manhattan.
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An investigation continues after three charred bodies were discovered inside a vacant home one week after the structure was gutted by fire. Authorities have determined the cause of the fire.
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The massive fire that destroyed four blocks of the Jersey shore boardwalk was caused by electrical components compromised by Hurricane Sandy floodwaters according to officials.
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Firefighters are battling a three-alarm fire that tore through two structures in Yonkers Tuesday morning.
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A large fire has torn through several multi-family homes in Bridgeport, leaving scores of people homeless.
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Investigators are ruling as "accidental" the fire that destroyed a major section of Jersey Shore boardwalk last week, two officials briefed on the probe told ABC News Monday night.
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Investigators continue to sift through ashes of the Seaside boardwalk, trying to determine the cause of the huge fire that destroyed 50 businesses down the shore.
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Firefighters rushed to the Trump Palace on East 69th Street just before 7 p.m. and got residents out of the building fairly quickly.
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Chris Christie pledged $15 million in state aid Saturday for businesses damaged by Thursday's massive boardwalk fire in Seaside Park.
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Seven people inside the home managed to make it out safely, after the fire broke out at about 2:30 a.m. on Cornwall Lane.
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Photos of the aftermath of a devastating fire along the boardwalk at Seaside Park, New Jersey.
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One police officer suffered serious head injuries and two others were hurt when they fell off the back of a moving truck in Seaside Park Friday morning.
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The Seaside boardwalk fire is a heartbreaking double-whammy for a community that has already been through so much following Superstorm Sandy.
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Many people in Seaside Park are still rebuilding from the damage caused by Sandy, and this boardwalk fire is utterly devastating.
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A raging fire on the boardwalk in Seaside Park, New Jersey went beyond 10 alarms to an "all county call" on Thursday as wind-driven flames engulfed blocks of the boardwalk and destroyed at least 30 buildings.
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A massive five-alarm fire tore through several homes in Queens Monday night, injuring 11 firefighters and displacing residents.
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The second-alarm fire started around 4:30 a.m. on Buchanan Place in the University Heights section and quickly spread to the first and second floors.
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More than 130 firefighters battled a stubborn fire at a multi-family home in Brooklyn overnight Monday.
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See images from the scene of a raging fire in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn
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But for thousands of students, their schools will be missing something: working fire alarms!
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A two-alarm fire burned through a building on Heberton Avenue in the Port Richmond section of Staten Island on Thursday.
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A gigantic wildfire in and around Yosemite National Park was caused by an illegal fire set by a hunter, the U.S. Forest Service said Thursday.
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Investigators say smokers may be to blame for sparking a fire that burned a menorah to the ground in Brooklyn Tuesday night.
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A massive fire that destroyed a southern New Jersey food warehouse has finally been contained.
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The bodies of two men were discovered following a fire on the third floor of a YMCA in White Plains early Saturday.
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The fire on Chauncey Street in Bedford-Stuyvesant Thursday morning left 12 people hurt, five critically.
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Investigators are looking into how a New York City farm house built 223 years ago caught on fire.
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Firefighters were on the scene of a house that was leveled by a fire and explosion in Hampton Wednesday morning.
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See images from the scene of a home explosion and fire in Hunterdon County, New Jersey
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Firefighters battled a three-alarm fire Monday in a series of homes on Garside Street in Newark, New Jersey.
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Toni Yates is at the scene with more
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The flames broke out around 4 a.m. at the two-story home on 73rd Street in North Bergen.
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Sixty-eight dogs have been rescued from a blaze in a New York City home.
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Investigators are looking into what sparked a fast-moving fire that damaged several condos in Secaucus.
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The fire apparently started in an electrical panel in the basement garage just after 12:30 a.m.
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