#fire-department

#fire-department

A new wildfire, named the Grade Fire, was reported in Santa Barbara County, California, with its cause under investigation.

A wildfire named Woodley Fire has emerged in Los Angeles County and remains without reported containment efforts as of the latest update.

A new wildfire, LAC-392030, ignited in Los Angeles County with no current containment or known cause.

A new wildfire, LAC-360551, has been reported in Los Angeles County, with unknown containment and cause.

The Franklin Fire in Los Angeles County rapidly expanded to over 314 acres shortly after it began.

There is currently no containment information available for the Franklin Fire.

A wildfire named LAC-414873 was reported in Los Angeles County, with no containment status or cause determined at this time.

A quick-thinking FDNY deputy chief heroically rescued a man from a burning car after a serious accident on Brooklyn's Belt Parkway.

Firefighters effectively managed a high-rise apartment fire in Starrett City, preventing injuries and supporting resident evacuations.

Oakland's city council plans significant budget cuts, impacting public safety and firefighters, amid a $129 million deficit.

The new congestion toll in NYC could impair emergency response times for firefighters, posing serious public safety risks.

Two residents were injured in a serious apartment fire in Crown Heights, demonstrating the challenges faced by firefighters during multiple incidents.

Portland is facing leadership changes in its fire department and a crisis in its jail system due to understaffing.

A fire in Brighton Beach resulted in one death and three injuries, raising concerns about safety in multi-unit residential buildings.

A basement explosion in East Flatbush injured four people, causing serious injuries and damage to surrounding buildings.

A powerful explosion in a Brooklyn home left three people seriously injured and raised concerns about the building's structural integrity.

A small airplane crashed outside a home in Temple City without hitting any structures, leading to assessments of the two occupants for injuries.

Canyon Crest fire in Fontana escalated quickly, prompting significant evacuation warnings due to its rapid spread and lack of containment.

Unseasonably dry conditions and winds are leading to increased brush fires in the New York area, prompting emergency responses and safety precautions.

Firefighters rescued a trapped victim from a Bath Beach apartment fire, underlining their crucial role in emergency situations.

Four civilians are recovering after a serious explosion in an East Flatbush home, with injuries reported and ongoing investigations on the cause.

Firefighters effectively rescued a trapped individual during a multi-family dwelling fire in Bath Beach, demonstrating prompt emergency response.

A firefighter fell 40 feet from a window while fighting a five-alarm fire in Manhattan, suffering serious injuries but receiving immediate medical care.

Firefighters contained the 5-alarm Keller Fire in East Oakland, preventing injuries but damaging homes and prompting evacuations.

Steven Weatherford, 37, died from smoke inhalation after rescuing family members during a Christmas morning house fire.

Oakland City Council has approved significant budget cuts to address a $129 million deficit.

A body was found in San Francisco Bay near the Bay Bridge; investigation into circumstances of death is ongoing.

A minivan fire in the Caldecott Tunnel caused significant traffic delays but no injuries were reported.

A man was rescued from a cliff over Baker Beach in San Francisco after calling for help, with no injuries reported.

Fire officials successfully rescued a 30-year-old horse trapped under a fence at a California stable, showcasing their commitment to animal welfare.

Two men arrested for arson in Northern California, one under the influence; significant fire near Stampede Reservoir was contained within two acres.

An explosion in a Long Beach accessory dwelling unit injured one person and displaced three others, leading to significant property damage.

A young diver is missing after a diving trip from Long Beach, leading to a multi-agency search operation involving local fire and coast guard teams.

A Long Beach fire truck fatally struck a pedestrian during an emergency call, prompting an investigation. Michael Ross was the victim.

The investigation is ongoing, with no information confirming if the victim was homeless.

SF Fire Department helped a family cook Thanksgiving turkey after their oven caught fire, demonstrating strong community support and service.

The fire at Great Wall Hardware caused extensive damage, but firefighting efforts limited further destruction and residents were displaced due to smoke damage.

Two FDNY chiefs arrested for bribery and corruption charges in connection with fast-tracked safety inspections.

53 firefighters were promoted by the FDNY, including three legacy members of families affected by 9/11.

Mayor Adams asserted his administration's separation from corruption charges linked to previous leadership while highlighting adherence to reporting protocols.

FDNY honored Chaplain Monsignor John E. Delendick with a plaque dedication, commemorating his significant contributions and love for his role within the department.

Victor Marias was arrested for multiple arson fires in downtown Los Angeles, causing significant damage and injuries.

The arson incident in Chinatown injured six and prompted a police investigation for public assistance in identifying the suspect.

A 19-year-old man was charged with felony arson in Santa Cruz after allegedly starting a fire to clear brush for a campsite.

Lesbian firefighter Rebecca Reynolds awarded $1.3 million compensation after enduring decades of harassment, highlighting systemic issues within fire services.

A former firefighter claims discrimination and harassment by co-workers in his civil lawsuit against Los Angeles County.

Former NYFD chief Brian E. Cordasco pleads guilty to bribery involving fire-safety approvals for numerous building projects, signaling corruption in city governance.

Two NYC Fire Department chiefs arrested for bribery and corruption involving safety inspections.

A hiker was successfully rescued in Griffith Park after being stranded near a ridge.

A man rescued from a mall's crawl space was arrested for trespassing and drug use, lacking a clear escape plan.

City Council mandates the elimination of PFAS from firefighting equipment to protect firefighters and the environment.

The Berkeley Fire Department is purchasing five new vehicles for $9.5M, opting for diesel due to high costs of electric alternatives.