Southern California fire department member swept into ocean by debris flow
A Los Angeles Fire Department member and his vehicle were swept off a roadway in Malibu, ending up in the Pacific Ocean, an official for the LAFD said.
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Low level of Warm Springs Creek in Murrieta is a reminder about fires, change
The creek and Warm Springs Park and Preserve are now surrounded by tract homes. The brush from the hillsides march right up ...
Cal Fire begins releasing new state-mandated maps showing highest fire hazard areas
Cal Fire released updated fire hazard maps for dozens of cities and towns in inland Northern California. All but one saw an ...
‘I’m a 59-year-old wreck’: Fire-weary Altadena residents now face threat of rain and mudslides
With the deadly Eaton fire contained, focus is gradually shifting to rebuilding and recovery. But first, residents need to ...
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Flash flood, severe thunderstorm warnings in place as heavy rain hits SoCal
Residents across Southern California are on alert for potential flooding, mudslides and debris flows as a major storm moves ...
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Marin Voice: Myths about Ross fire station closure must be dispelled
Ross Valley residents have long enjoyed top-notch fire protection services. The Ross Valley Fire Department, composed of Ross ...
Fire crews rescue woman in vehicle surrounded by water in Rancho Murieta
Fire crews responded to a water rescue incident in Rancho Murieta where a female driver was stranded in her vehicle after it overflowed into the Deer Creek, but she was safely pulled out and the ...