The crash, paired with spewing water from a sheared fire hydrant, caused the roof of the store to collapse inwards.
A T-Mobile building in Los Angeles was seen partially caving in after it was flooded by a sheared fire hydrant on Sunday afternoon. The L.A. City Fire Department said it received a call just ...
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Roof of North Hills building collapses after sheared fire hydrant floods storeLOS ANGELES - A hit-and-run crash damaged a fire hydrant Sunday, spewing hundreds of gallons of water onto the roof of a ...
Crowley’s bid to get her job back was almost certain to fail, given the fact that she needed 10 votes. Her only support came ...
L.A.'s first female fire leader fought to contain an unprecedented emergency that threatened the city for weeks.
LAFD member recounts terrifying moment his truck was swept off PCH and into ocean during heavy rains
You may remember the frightening images when a mudslide suddenly swept a Los Angeles Fire Department SUV with a firefighter inside off Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu and into the ocean during ...
The Los Angeles City Council overwhelmingly voted to keep the controversial firing of former Fire Chief Kristin Crowely in ...
A Washington Post analysis shows that some officials knew of the fire’s westward spread hours before evacuation orders were sent to residents in western Altadena.
"We still have nearly 100 broken down fire engines, trucks, and ambulances in ... obtained by USA TODAY show that the Los Angeles Fire Department's budget was reduced from $837 million in fiscal ...
no trucks, no ambulances to put these extra firefighters on in order to go out to the fire," according to the LAWIF letter. United Firefighters of Los Angeles City President Freddy Escobar agrees ...
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