More than 100 Los Angeles firefighters are on unpaid leave and could lose their jobs because of the city's vaccine mandate. An LAFD Captain explains how this will hurt the safety of residents. | Fox & Friends

Your #LAFD this month: Firefighters faced intense flames through the roof of a vacant industrial building in downtown LA. Despite the intense fire, our well-coordinated team of 110 LAFD personnel contained the blaze in just 61 minutes. LAFD’s heavy equipment, including the RS3 Robotic Firefighting Vehicle, played a crucial role in the final extinguishment and hazard reduction. No injuries were reported, and nearby structures were protected. The cause is still under investigation. | Los Angeles F

17K views · 498 reactions | LAFD South Fire Station 21 is issuing the AxeALS challenge to ‘Push for Treatment’ to LAFD Central Fire Station 3 and LAFD South Fire Stations 15 and 85. All in support of LAFD Firefighter Eric Stevens who is battling ALS and more access to treatment for all ALS patients. | Los Angeles Fire Department | Facebook

Your LAFD has been monitoring and responding to rain-related emergency incidents all day, and will remain vigilant into the evening and overnight hours. We continue to urge caution and your cooperation in keeping yourself and your loved ones out of harm’s way. | Los Angeles Fire Department

LAFD Air Ops | Hoist Rescue 🚁 Back in March, LAFD Air Operations carried out a high-stakes hoist rescue, safely airlifting a 55-year-old woman in serious condition for urgent medical care. Crews navigated multiple high-tension power lines to reach the patient—an effort that required precision, experience, and seamless teamwork to ensure a successful outcome. #rescue #firefighter #firstresponders #helicopter #helicopterrescue | Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation

LOS ANGELES - Your Los Angeles Fire Department is pleased to highlight the focus and capabilities of the City's Emergency Operations Center (EOC) and LAFD Department Operations Center (DOC) which were activated to address the COVID-19 pandemic. | Los Angeles Fire Department