Five people were hospitalized after a crash involving an LAFD ambulance in Arleta on Sunday night. Firefighters say the ambulance was transporting an 81-year-old woman and a 94-year-old man when it collided with an SUV at Woodman Avenue and Chase Street. LAPD says the SUV driver made an unsafe turn, leaving him in critical condition. Three others, including the ambulance crew, were also taken to the hospital. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. #crash #ambulance #arleta #cbs #so

LAFD pulls off a crazy high-rise rescue at a fire from a few years back!🔥 #firefighter #firefighters #fire #lafd #firedepartment #firemen #fireman #losangeles @ppv_tahoe | Tailboard Leadership

#Repost @citizenqpp.la. STUDIO CITY - A prompt 9-1-1 call allowed #LAFD Engine 86 to quickly and safely rescue a 2 year-old from his family’s sedan on August 19, 2024, when the toddler suddenly locked himself in the vehicle as his parents stood nearby. | Los Angeles Fire Department

The Legend of LAFD Willie Dunn and the Rescue Ratatouille! Remembering Firehouse Legends.... The algorithm works in mysterious ways. There I was, scrolling through the digital graveyard of my own past, when a photo stopped me cold this morning. It was him. Willie Dunn. His face, creased with a perpetual grin that reached all the way to his eyes, instantly vaporized the years. Suddenly, I was back at Fire Station 66 in South Central, back before the world went completely sideways, standing in the

The little girl in a princess dress refused to let go of the injured biker – even the police couldn’t make her. He had been found unconscious in a ditch, just off Route 27. His motorcycle lay shattered about twenty meters away. And she, a frail figure barely five years old, was kneeling beside him. Humming “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star”, she pressed her tiny hands against the deep wound in his chest. As if she somehow knew, by instinct, how to keep him alive. Yet no one had ever taught her. Whe

2.6K views · 35 reactions | Today is #TeacherAppreciationDay. What better time to look at the story of Jody Batten, who developed one of the nation's best gifted student programs at Lincoln Public Schools. ‍ | Nebraska Stories | Facebook