An FDNY EMT will be able to spend Thanksgiving at home after he was released from the hospital on Wednesday, seven weeks after suffering a stroke while driving his ambulance.
The union representing city firefighters is concerned that road closures around Rockefeller Center this holiday season may mean more traffic—and worse emergency response times.
In this week’s “Difference Makers: Stories from Main Street,” WCBS 880’s Sean Adams meets an FDNY deputy chief trying to eliminate the iconic image of the past: “A Salty Firefighter.”
Authorities say an emergency medical technician treating someone in an ambulance ended up needing medical care himself after the restrained suspect broke free and attacked him.
In an extremely rare circumstance, two emergency mental technicians responding to a crash on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway suddenly found themselves in need of urgent medical treatment.