
The Tick Fire began at 1:42 p.m. on Thursday, October 24, 2019 near Canyon Country. Within minutes, it escalated to a third alarm fire.
The Tick Fire began at 1:42 p.m. on Thursday, October 24, 2019 near Canyon Country. Within minutes, it escalated to a third alarm fire.
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Twenty-one members of the Los Angeles County Fire Department, along with five members of the Los Angeles City Fire Department and one member of the London Fire Brigade, graduated from hazardous materials technician training Nov. 4.
The pair of Bombardier CL-415 air tankers—commonly referred to as Super Scoopers—will remain in Los Angeles County through Nov. 30, thanks to a 25-day contract extension.
At its regular meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 4, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors waived parking fees for the Fire Department and issued two proclamations.
As we change our clocks one hour back on Sunday, November 2, 2014, the Los Angeles County Fire Department reminds residents to change the batteries in every smoke and carbon monoxide detector device in their home.
Carbon monoxide detectors are required by SB-183 to be installed outside of each sleeping area in traditional dwellings. For maximum protection against CO gas, the Los Angeles County Fire Department also recommends that a CO device be installed in each sleeping room.
Follow these simple tips when handling and maintaining smoke detectors: