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January 6, 2026

NEW JERSEY AMBULANCE CRASHES INTO BRIDGE

EDISON, NJ – An ambulance transporting a one-year-old crashed into the Rail Road bridge on Parsonage Road on Sunday, according to Edison Police. Authorities say the one-year-old female was uninjured in the crash. At 7:53 PM, police say the ambulance was transporting the patient to the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia when it crashed into the...
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CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY FIREFIGHTER INJURED IN STAIRWELL COLLAPSE

CAMDEN, N.J. (WPVI) — A firefighter was injured while battling a blaze inside a row home in Camden, New Jersey, on Tuesday morning. It happened at 4:30 a.m. along the 800 block of Spruce Street. Officials say the firefighter was injured when a stairwell collapsed. He was taken to Cooper Hospital in stable condition with a...
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FDNY FIREFIGHTER INJURED AT QUEENS FIRE BY FALLING AC UNIT

Six people were hurt, almost all of them firefighters, when giant orange flames tore through a residential building in Queens overnight, displacing residents and raining debris, authorities say. According to the FDNY, a 3:30 a.m. call came in about fire on the first floor of a two-story home in Ridgewood, on Madison Street between Seneca...
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OHIO FIRE CHIEF RESIGNS AMID FATAL CRASH INVESTIGATION

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Columbus Division of Fire Chief Jeff Happ, who was facing two disciplinary charges related to his handling of a fatal fire truck crash in 2023, submitted his notice of retirement. Happ was scheduled to meet with Kate Pishotti, the city’s public safety director, but the meeting was canceled due to his notice....
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COLUMBUS (OH) FIRE CHIEF RESIGNS AMID FATAL FIRE TRUCK CRASH PROBE

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Columbus Division of Fire Chief Jeff Happ, who was facing two disciplinary charges related to his handling of a fatal fire truck crash in 2023, submitted his notice of retirement. Happ was scheduled to have a meeting with Kate Pishotti, the city’s public safety director, but it was canceled due to his...
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FIVE FDNY FIREFIGHTERS INJURED IN QUEENS FIRE

Six people were hurt, almost all of them firefighters, when giant orange flames tore through a residential building in Queens overnight, displacing residents and raining debris, authorities say. According to the FDNY, a 3:30 a.m. call came in about fire on the first floor of a two-story home in Ridgewood, on Madison Street between Seneca...
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