San Diego County’s fire department ... Fire trucks are different from the more familiar standard fire engine. They are specialized vehicles, big rigs with an extendable 50- to 100-foot ladder ...

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office Coroner's Bureau has released the names of two women who died from injuries sustained in ...

Gull rescued at San Leandro Marina (Alameda County Fire Department) Video shared from the fire department shows a firefighter climbing a fire truck ladder to wrap the gull in a bag and cut it free ...

the retired engine was donated to the San Marcos Fire Department. In 1992 the Armstrong Spallumcheen Fire Department took delivery of its first ladder truck, a 50 foot Tele-Squirt truck.

The one-alarm fire was quickly put out, and no injuries were reported, said San Francisco Fire Department spokesperson Samuel Menchaca ... pulled over to the side and was blocked in by the fire truck.

(KRON) — A seabird that was tangled in fishing line and dangling precariously from the top of a light pole at the San ... the fire department shows a firefighter climbing a fire truck ladder ...

Chung, 63, is a retired lieutenant of the San Francisco Fire Department, a professional band ... as well as van and truck rentals to move equipment. He also provided technical support when they ...

The retired ladder truck was recently transported all the way to San Marcos, Guatemala, after spending three decades with the Armstrong Spallumcheen Fire Department (ASFD). Acquired in 1992 ...

The Alameda County Fire Department was called to an unusual animal rescue at the San Leandro Marina on Sunday. A seagull was discovered hanging from a light pole, tangled in fishing line. Fire crews ...

SAN FRANCISCO – Mayor Daniel Lurie, joined by District 1 Supervisor Connie Chan and Board President Rafael Mandelman, today introduced legislation to unlock private funding to revamp the San Francisco ...

The rupture, an unanticipated fracture of the city's underground arteries, occurred at the juncture of Cortland Avenue and Moultrie Street, as confirmed by the San Francisco Fire Department.