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LAFD Battalion Chief Kris Larson said that female firefighters refuse to file complaints because the LAFD is "gossipy" and they will face retaliation

The suit, filed by a group of 529 firefighters, claims the city's mandate is a violation of employees' constitutionally protected autonomous privacy rights

I can’t presume to know what’s in the heart of this vaccine resister, but each preventable firefighter, paramedic and cop COVID-19 death is heartbreaking to me

The Los Angeles City Council voted to have the LAFD examine its procedures "for behavioral, discriminatory and retaliatory complaints"

A year ago this week, Victor Aguirre was the last to leave the hospital after a massive downtown fire left him and several other firefighters injured

Video underscores the importance of all members having forcible entry skills

More than 100 firefighters battled a fire that erupted at a downtown Los Angeles commercial building overnight

One firefighter suffered minor injuries and 1,000 residents were evacuated due to the 1,325-acre Pacific Palisades Fire

The Palisades Fire has forced the evacuation of more than 1,000 people and demonstrates what fire officials say is a never-ending fire threat

As the number of tents, makeshift shelters and campers on Los Angeles streets has surged, so has the scourge of fire

While celebrities should be treated just like any other patient, there are unique privacy and media challenges to consider

The impact of county case surges, member vaccination efforts, and mental health help

Inspired by technology used by the Paris Fire Brigade during the 2019 Notre Dame Cathedral fire, the LAFD recently took ownership of their own firefighting robot