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9-18-19. Salisbury, Delmar and Hebron Fire Dept's responded for a house fire. Hebron Engine 507 later left the scene to stand-by at Salisbury Station 16 along with Mardela Springs Fire Dept.
At 12:25AM, a reported structure fire was dispatched at 13412 Saticoy St. Heavy smoke and fire was visible from a 300' x 300' pallet yard that extended to the San Fernando Rescue Mission. It took about 90 minutes to get a good handle on the fire.
Firefighters responded to a 1 story, 60 foot x 100 foot commercial building, with fire through the roof. It took 40 Firefighters 33 minutes to knock down the fire which was confined to the auto body shop. © Photos by Juan Guerra
At 12:25AM, a reported structure fire was dispatched at 13412 Saticoy St. Heavy smoke and fire was visible from a 300' x 300' pallet yard that extended to the San Fernando Rescue Mission. It took about 90 minutes to get a good handle on the fire.
Lake Wales building on fire.
Black & White, 8" x 6".
Photograph by Ruth Gilman
From Lake Wales News - Owen and LaVerne Brice Archives held at Lake Wales Public Library.
Firefighters responded to a 1 story, 60 foot x 100 foot commercial building, with fire through the roof. It took 40 Firefighters 33 minutes to knock down the fire which was confined to the auto body shop. © Photos by Juan Guerra
On June 17, 2026, Los Angeles Fire Department crews responded to a fire at a large cold-storage facility at 1400 S Los Palos Street in Boyle Heights. Firefighters found fire visible from the roof of the 1,000' x 500' structure and initially engaged in offensive suppression before a suspected ammonia leak prompted a shift to a defensive posture.
The building's size prevented effective ground access, leading crews to deploy helicopters for water drops, an approach not typically used in structure fires. LAFD fire companies, hazmat specialists, drone pilots, and USAR teams coordinated extensively with partner agencies over several days of suppression and overhaul operations.
The incident prompted evacuations and shelter-in-place orders for the surrounding community, along with extended air and water quality monitoring as crews worked to bring the fire under control.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo | Gary Apodaca
LAFD Incident 061726-1019
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On March 8, 2026, LAFD responded to a structure fire in the 800 block of W 41st St. Firefighters arrived to find heavy smoke and fire from a one-story duplex and quickly launched an offensive attack that included roof ventilation and interior fire suppression. First-arriving companies knocked down the flames in 25 minutes. No injuries were reported.
LAFD Incident 030826-0126
© Photo by @310fire
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A Los Angeles city firefighter inspects one of two structures involved in a fire on Palms Boulevard in Venice, California, late afternoon December 10, 2008
A fire fighter watches a building burn in Loveland, CO, Nov 2007
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At 6:35AM on December 17, 2023 the Los Angeles City Fire Department responded to the 12300 block of W Riverside Drive for a reported structure fire.
Firefighters found a four story (three residential over parking) apartment building with an attic fire in one corner of the structure.
48 firefighters accessed, confined and extinguished the fire in 23 minutes.
One adult female patient was transported in fair condition.
© Photo by Austin Gebhardt
LAFD Incident 121723-0405
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On June 17, 2026, Los Angeles Fire Department crews responded to a fire at a large cold-storage facility at 1400 S Los Palos Street in Boyle Heights. Firefighters found fire visible from the roof of the 1,000' x 500' structure and initially engaged in offensive suppression before a suspected ammonia leak prompted a shift to a defensive posture.
The building's size prevented effective ground access, leading crews to deploy helicopters for water drops, an approach not typically used in structure fires. LAFD fire companies, hazmat specialists, drone pilots, and USAR teams coordinated extensively with partner agencies over several days of suppression and overhaul operations.
The incident prompted evacuations and shelter-in-place orders for the surrounding community, along with extended air and water quality monitoring as crews worked to bring the fire under control.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo | Gary Apodaca
LAFD Incident 061726-1019
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