FIres & Accidents
Norwood: Shocked Residents Share Reaction to 4-Alarm Residential Fire at 3435 Dekalb Ave
UPDATE Norwood: Four Injured in Dekalb Ave Fire in Building with $36K+ Penalties Due
Four people incurred minor injuries following a fire in the Norwood section of The Bronx on Thursday morning, Aug. 20. An FDNY spokesperson said they received a call at 5.49 a.m. for a report of a fire at 3435 Dekalb Avenue between Kossuth Avenue & East 208th Street, on the top floor of one of the structures which makes up three multi-story residential buildings at the location.
Williamsbridge: Woman Killed in Scooter Hit & Run
University Heights: 5-Year-Old Boy Falls from Multi-Story Building
Norwood: DOB Updates Residents Seeking Access to Fatal Fire Building as St. Brendan’s Hosts Clothing Drive
Following the devastating 5-alarm, fatal fire on Wednesday, Aug. 5, at 374 East 209th Street in the Norwood section of The Bronx which killed three people, injured 14 and displaced the entire building, NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) has provided an update on the structural stability of the building as surviving residents wait to access whatever remains of their belongings.
NYC Parks Provides Update on Security on Broadway & West 262nd Street following Rape
Bedford Park: “The Lehman Grand” Lehman College’s First Dorm Opens
Local elected officials, Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson, State Sen. Gustavo Rivera (S.D. 33), Assemblywoman Yudelka Tapia (A.D. 86) and Assemblyman George Alvarez (A.D. 78) joined officials from City University of New York (CUNY), including Lehman College, and MADDD Equities on Wednesday, Aug. 5, for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the opening of The Lehman Grand, the first student dormitory for Bedford Park’s Lehman College students.
UPDATE Norwood: Three Deceased, 14 Injured after Explosion at E 209th Street Building: GoFundMe Launched
Three people have died and 14 people are reported injured, some with life-threatening injuries after a 5-alarm, residential fire broke out in Norwood following a reported explosion at 374 East 209th Street between Decatur Avenue and Parkside Place on Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 5. A major, multi-departmental response was launched following the blast.
