NorCal Fires Have Burned an Area the Size of Rhode Island
Hundreds of wildfires have now burned over 1.5 million acres of land in Northern California. That’s equivalent to the entire state of Rhode Island.
Criminal Investigation Underway After Explosion in Downtown L.A.
A dozen firefighters were injured Saturday evening after responding to an explosion that occurred at a hash oil manufa
First Inaugural Fire Academy Begins in Placentia
Graduation is scheduled for mid-June and they will take their oaths on July 1.
Pasadena Police and Firefighters Attacked by Thousands of Killer Bees
At least two firefighters and one police officer are recovering after they were attacked by a swarm of Africanized bees while responding to a call about a bee sting near Pasadena City College.
Drones Hinder Firefighting Efforts in Santa Paula
Aerial drones continue to delay critical firefighting efforts in California and nationwide.
Los Angeles Will Reform Controversial Pension Program
A controversial retirement program that paid some L.A. public safety workers double toward the end of their careers is headed for change following a series of investigative reports by the Los Angeles Times.
A Dispute Between La Verne and Its Firefighters is Getting Uglier By the Day
The City of La Verne is grappling with a pair of lawsuits brought by members of its fire department.