A large debris flow pushed a Los Angeles Fire Department car into the ocean on Monday, sending one occupant to the hospital.

Mud and debris poured off the fire-scarred hillsides during the heavy downpours on Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu Thursday, ...

A Los Angeles Fire Department firefighter learned firsthand about the dangers of sitting inside a vehicle pushed into the ocean by a large debris flow in the fire-ravaged Malibu area, authorities said ...

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A Los Angeles Fire Department member was able to escape a close call Thursday after his vehicle was swept into the ocean by fast-moving mud along Pacific Coast Highway.

As a heavy storm arrived in Southern California, a Los Angeles Fire Department worker narrowly escaped moments before his car was swept into the ocean by flowing debris. The man was driving in Malibu ...

Firefighters who reported to assist during the devastating Palisades and Eaton fires were kept from helping on the front ...

Divers with the Los Angeles Fire Department were responding to a 35-foot commercial boat that started sinking in the Los Angeles Harbor Friday, authorities said. LAFD issued an alert at 12:27 p.m ...

“(Forty-five) of Los Angeles fire trucks have to go back to the fire department for 10 hours a day to recharge instead of fighting fires after refueling in 7 minutes,” reads the post.

A mudslide on Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu sent a Los Angeles Fire Department officer and his car into the Pacific Ocean. The firefighter was able to escape.

The arm of the Los Angeles Fire Department in charge of preventing wildfires faced years of allegations of corruption, laziness, harassment and discrimination before the blazes that have ...

Thirteen years ago, Los Angeles Fire Department officials were bracing for the kind of dangerous winds that could drive flames across hillsides and canyons and tear through neighborhoods from ...