Los Angeles Fires Revive Debate Over Private Firefighters For the Rich
The hurricane-force winds that drove the extreme speed of the Palisades fire and forced residents to flee for their lives would have left little time for private fire-fighting teams to respond, according to Don Holter, an owner of Mt. Adams Wildfire, a Northern California fire-fighting service.
Homeowners struggled to save their properties along with firefighters, who found that water pressure was running low in many ...
Malibu is one of many areas in Southern California affected by the wildfires that have scorched the area and caused deaths, ...
The California National Guard has sent 200 personnel to help fight four major fires in L.A. County, and federal and ...
Fires began Tuesday afternoon as high-speed winds, known as the Santa Ana winds, quickly spread flames from a small fire into ...
A millionaire Los Angeles CEO posted a message online offering to pay private firefighters “any amount” to protect his luxury home from the Palisades wildfire — sparking outrage over “resource” ...
Local fire officials acknowledged Wednesday that they were overwhelmed by the power and size of the four major fires burning ...
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A violent crash between a Delray Beach Fire Rescue ladder truck and a Brightline train prompted an investigation into the ...
San Francisco is sending nearly two dozen firefighters to Southern California to aid crews responding to the series of ...
The three fires currently blazing in the L.A. area now include the Eaton Fire near Pasadena at 2,200 acres, the Hurst Fire in ...
A 911 caller had seen flames in the windows of the building and arriving firefighters used deck guns to extinguish the fire on the building’s exterior.
Quinones said the DWP was not able to fill the tanks, which help with the pressure on the fire hydrants, fast enough. "We ...
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