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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

Los Angeles City Fire Department Chief Ralph Terrazas said data shows the department was averaging 15 new cases a day before the vaccines, which has now dropped to fewer than five

The raises, originally scheduled to begin this summer, will be delayed for 18 months to put a hold on proposed layoffs as the city faces a $675 million budget shortfall

Chiefs from FDNY, Los Angeles, Atlanta and Charlotte offer lessons from the front lines of civil unrest

Los Angeles Fire Department personnel who receive the vaccine will be entered into a raffle to win items such as gift cards, electronics and bicycles

Los Angeles City Fire Department Capt. George Roque, 57, is the second LAFD member to die from the virus

The remotely-controlled robot can blast 2,500 gallons of water or foam per minute and can tow up to 1,750 pounds

Los Angeles Firefighter Francisco Aguilar went missing during a trip to Mexico in August; Mexican investigators say they believe Aguilar may have been shot

Fire Chief Ralph M. Terrazas said an inspection likely would have led to the seizure of some of the chemicals that fueled the blast

Los Angeles Firefighter Francisco Aguilar has been missing since Aug. 21

Los Angeles Firefighter Francisco Aguilar was last heard from on Friday

Los Angeles Firefighter-Paramedic Jose M. Perez, 44, had been with the department for more than 16 years and is the first LAFD member to die from the virus

This week's Photo of the Week comes from the Los Angeles Fire Department, showing a sign of appreciation for LAFD firefighters who saved the Hollywood Bowl from a wildfire on Tuesday. The departmen...