THE BRONX, N.Y. (PIX11) — A week after a gas explosion killed one and injured at least 15 others at a Bronx apartment building, residents are blaming management for “neglect,” saying their previous reports of smelling gas went unanswered.

A man was arrested Wednesday for allegedly stealing the stove out of an apartment in the Bronx. He reportedly left the gas on, causing a fiery explosion that killed one person and injured more than a dozen others.

The inspector did not make a bad judgment call,” the lawsuit says. “He ignored the rules that exist to keep people alive.”

Prosecutors say a deadly gas explosion in a Bronx high-rise last weekend has been traced to an intruder who disconnected a stove to steal and sell it.

Samuel Calderon, 55, broke into an ex-girlfriend’s apartment at the Boston Secor Houses, in Baychester, on Jan. 24 and disconnected the stove, then wheeled it down the hall, as seen on video,

OLIVE BRANCH, Miss. — The City of Olive Branch said a natural gas device sparked an explosion at healthcare facility early Tuesday morning. The city said that at 12:37 a.m., officers and the Olive Branch Fire Department responded to reports of a loud boom in the area of 8990 Germantown Road at the future site

Nearly a year after the grill gas explosion at a Kaanapali Beach vacation rental, 13 victims of the explosion have filed a lawsuit which include claims relating to negligence, products