PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The Philadelphia Fire Department's Engine 6 is back open now, after a 16 year absence. The fire house services residents in Port Richmond, Kensington, and Fishtown.

The last of seven fire stations closed in 2009, to balance the city budget during the Great Recession, has been brought back online. On Thursday, the Philadelphia Fire Department reactivated ...

It was here that the 59-year-old Philadelphia native worked his way through the ranks serving as a firefighter, lieutenant, captain and battalion chief with Engine 50, Ladder 12 and Battalion 8.

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- During his visit to Philadelphia Monday, President Joe Biden will announce that the city's fire department is receiving a $22.4 million grant, the White House Press Office ...

The department responded to a call about a vehicle ablaze in front of a residence in Philadelphia's Center City neighborhood at 8:38 a.m. Tuesday morning, Cunningham said. One fire engine was sent ...

The Philadelphia Fire Department announced Friday it had received a $22.4 million federal grant to help reopen three fire stations that have been closed for over a decade.

It will also allow the Philadelphia Fire Department to reopen Engine 6, Ladder 1 and Ladder 11, which were decommissioned because of the Great Recession. “You’ve all heard me say before, God ...

The department responded to a call about a vehicle ablaze in front of a residence in Philadelphia’s Center City neighborhood at 8:38 a.m. Tuesday morning, Cunningham said. One fire engine was ...