Thomas Tracy

NEW YORK — An off-the-books e-bike battery repair shop in the basement of a Queens home sparked a massive Friday morning blaze that left a firefighter and three building residents hospitalized, FDNY officials said.

Cops were called to the corner of Flatlands and Van Siclen Aves. in East New York at about 4:30 a.m. after the woman was found sprawled out on the sidewalk.

Four people were hospitalized with slash wounds early Saturday following a bloody brawl outside an Upper Manhattan nightclub , police said.

“Please stop! I have kids!” the woman screamed just before the predator covered her mouth with a handkerchief to muffle her pleas, police said.

A Bronx mom is facing manslaughter charges for the drowning death of her 11-month-old girl last summer after investigators learned she left the infant unattended in a bathtub for more than 90 minutes, prosecutors said Saturday.

A Bronx mom is facing manslaughter charges for the drowning death of her 11-month-old girl last summer after investigators learned she left the infant unattended in a bathtub for more than 90 minutes, prosecutors said Saturday. According to authorities, Victoria Rivera was running errands while little Jazeli Mirabal drowned in the tub inside their apartment on West Farms Road near Boone Ave. ...

A sinister stalker grabbed and tried to rape a 32-year-old woman on a tree-lined Queens street as his victim pleaded for her life, police said Saturday. “Please stop! I have kids!” the woman screamed just before the predator covered her mouth with a handkerchief to muffle her pleas, police said. The attack comes as police struggle to combat a 50% jump in rapes across the city this year. Cops ...

“It was dramatic … overwhelming,” FDNY Chief of Department John Esposito told the Daily News, recalling the miles of scorched earth and destroyed homes in L.A.’s Palisades a…

A group of FDNY fire chiefs toured the devastation left behind by the Los Angeles wildfires last week, learning valuable lessons on fighting and preventing brush fires in New York City.

A group of FDNY fire chiefs toured the devastation left behind by the Los Angeles wildfires last week, learning valuable lessons on fighting and preventing brush fires in New York City.