Laura Kavanagh, the FDNY’s first woman fire commissioner who had repeatedly butted heads with the department’s top chiefs, announced her resignation Saturday after nearly three years in office.

By Maia Coleman Chelsia Rose Marcius and Hurubie Meko Laura Kavanagh, the commissioner of ... we respect her decision to take the next step in her career. We thank her for every minute she has ...

NEW YORK-- Laura Kavanagh, the first woman to lead New York City's fire department, is planning to step down. Kavanagh told the mayor's office it was time for her to move on, but she will stay on ...

NEW YORK (WABC) -- FDNY fire comissioner Laura Kavanagh has announced her resignation. After just two years on the job, Kavanagh said she will step down from her role in the coming months.

And other protesting chiefs may soon follow suit, sources warned. Fire Commissioner Laura Kavanagh knocked down in rank Assistant Chief of Fire Prevention Joe Jardin, Assistant Chief of Operations ...

Speaking publicly for the first time since filing an age discrimination suit against FDNY Commissioner Laura Kavanagh ... he doubled down on his support for Kavanagh, the first female commissioner ...

Laura Kavanagh, who worked for FDNY for a decade ... Yet critics claim Mayor Adams pressured her to step down over increased tensions between herself and the department chiefs.