A massive, fast-moving fire gutted Chabad of South Bergen County and The Meadowlands in the early hours of Friday morning, devastating the building but thankfully sparing the Shliach and his family.
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Firefighters rushed to a Crown Heights apartment building Friday, just minutes before Shabbos, for reports that flames were billowing from the top floor.
Firefighters rushed to 1 Tampa Court in Crown Heights for a fire on the second floor that was billowing thick black smoke into the sky.
A large trash fire burning on the corner of Kingston Ave and Empire Blvd was extinguished Wednesday night leaving lots of smoke and no injuries.
A group of bochurim grilling on the roof of a building in Crown Heights accidentally sparked a fire Wednesday after leaving a BBQ unattended near a mattress. No injuries, but plenty of damage was caused by the fire.
As shul was coming to an end Friday night, a Shabbos candle tipped over in a Crown Heights home, leading to a fire that caused significant damage but thankfully left no injuries.
Thick smoke choked the area of Brooklyn Ave and Empire Blvd Monday after a group of children lit a pile of boxes on fire before wandering off.
Just days after a devastating fire on Eastern Parkway injured seven, including one bochur critically, another fire sparked on Kingston Ave in Crown Heights.
Around 10:40am Friday morning, emergency responders began receiving calls regarding a fire in a home on Eastern Parkway. It would become one of the worst fires that Crown Heights has seen in many years. Names for Tehillim in extended article.
An active fire is ongoing at 658 Eastern Parkway between New York Ave and Brooklyn Ave with Hatzalah and the Fire Department responding.
Thankfully no injuries were reported after a blaze broke out in a Crown Heights home Sunday.
A fast-moving fire engulfed a van in Crown Heights Wednesday morning near the intersection of Lefferts Ave and Lamont Ct. Firefighters quickly put out the fire with heavy smoke choking the area.
Crown Heights Shomrim, Hatzalah, and the fire department all responded to a Carroll Street building Wednesday night after a Chanukah Menorah in an apartment window went from a controlled flame to a conflagration.
Montgomery Street in Crown Heights was shut down temporarily Thursday morning after a fire broke out in the basement of a home between Brooklyn Ave and Kingston Ave.
Just hours before Yom Tov started, a Jewish owned home on President Street was damaged in a fire.
An all-hands blaze evacuated a Crown Heights building Monday afternoon, causing significant fire and water damage to the building.
An early morning blaze tore through Chassidim 110, a predominantly Lubavitch Shul in Pomona Heights Wednesday, leaving the Shul a smoking ruin, but thankfully without injuries.
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