Philadelphia Fire Department
Firefighters Rescue 21 Cats From Burning Home In Northeast Philadelphia
Firefighters rescued 21 cats from a burning home in Northeast Philadelphia on Thursday.
Phila. Fire Officer Back on the Job After Kidney Transplant
She faced kidney failure just two months ago, and her sister, Ruth Redick, donated a kidney.
Fire Officials: Autistic Man Killed In East Oak Lane House Fire
It was around 9:30 p.m. when fire crews responded here at 6600 North 12th Street. Five people were in the house at the time.
Truck Catches Fire At Philadelphia International Airport
A fuel truck caught fire at Philadelphia International Airport Monday night, causing several delays.
Disabled Man Killed In Feltonville House Fire
Despite the best efforts of his wife, a disabled man was killed in a house fire in Philadelphia early Tuesday morning.
Philadelphia Cops Pull Even With Firefighters in 26-Year Weight Loss Competition
But the biggest individual loser was fire lieutenant Edward Manko (second from right in photo).
Underground Fire Causes Evacuations In Queen Village
Officials say some underground electrical wires caught fire in an upscale Philadelphia neighborhood and some residents had to be evacuated.
Elderly Paraplegic Woman Dies In North Philadelphia Fire
A fire in North Philadelphia has claimed the life of a 90-year-old paraplegic woman.
Man Arrested After Impersonating Philadelphia Fire Department Employee, Stealing Electronics
A 26-year-old man has been arrested after posing as a Philadelphia Fire Department employee on multiple occasions.
Elderly Man Dies After House Fire In Frankford
An elderly man has died after a fire in the Frankford section of Philadelphia on Sunday morning.
Ten-Year Smoke Alarms Now Required in Older Philadelphia Homes
New smoke detector laws went into effect Wednesday in the city of Philadelphia.
Angry Firefighters Confront Mayor Nutter at Opening of New Firehouse
The $6.7-million station replaces one that was shuttered a few years ago because of the expansion of Interstate 95.
Philadelphia Fire Department Sets Record For Fewest Fire Deaths In City’s History
Philadelphia fire officials say fewer people died in fires in 2012 than at any other time in the city’s history. But they’re hoping to get the number lower still.
Administration Defends Decision to Keep Fighting Firefighters’ Contract Award
The Council hearing came one day after the administration decided to continue the legal battle and appeal the arbitration award in Commonwealth Court.
4-Alarm Fire Engulfs South Philadelphia Mummers String Band’s Warehouse
A four-alarm fire destroyed an industrial garage near 2nd and Wharton Streets in South Philadelphia located next to a building used to house props for the Mummers Parade.



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