Chief Joe Tyler sits down with @stevengregory and speaks candidly about some of the myths surrounding and key lessons learned from the January 2025 Southern California wildfires. 🎧 Listen on @KNXNews throughout the week, or catch the full conversation Wednesday 1/7 on the

Earlier this week, CAL FIRE/Fresno County firefighters quickly knocked down a structure fire and contained it to a single room—thanks to a fast, coordinated response. Winter is a higher-risk time for home fires. According to the U.S. Fire Administration, winter home fires

Whether it’s rain, snow, or fog, winter driving requires extra caution. Before you head out, check current weather and roadway conditions, allow more following distance, and adjust your speed for reduced visibility and slick roads. Small changes behind the wheel can

🔥 Camp Cinder pushes limits, builds confidence, and opens doors. This immersive fire camp gives young women ages 15–17 the chance to train alongside fire service mentors, learn hands-on skills, and experience what it really takes to serve on the front lines. It’s about

As we step into a new year, now is the time to focus on a resolution that protects lives and strengthens communities: preparedness. In California, readiness isn’t optional. Building an emergency kit and knowing when and where to evacuate are actions that matter long before an

Today, we remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice while protecting California during the month of January. Their bravery, dedication, and selflessness continue to inspire us every day. We honor their legacy and carry forward their commitment to keeping Californians safe.

🎆 Happy New Year! 🎆 As we welcome 2026, we’re proud to serve and protect California’s communities. Let’s make it one of resilience, new opportunities, and shared commitment. ✨ Here’s to a year of preparedness, strength, and care for our state’s beautiful landscapes.

It is with profound sadness that we announce the line-of-duty death of Fire Apparatus Engineer Daniel “Danny” Cook of the CAL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Department. Engineer Cook passed away earlier today while engaged in firefighting operations. His service, dedication, and

Be alert for severe weather. After major storms, watch for downed power lines, unstable roadways, and other hazards. Never touch or drive over a downed power line—assume it is energized and report it. For non-emergency help, dial 2-1-1 to connect with free, local resources

🏀 From the court to the skies: exploring careers in fire service. 🔥 Earlier today, these girls traded their jerseys for helmets and toured CAL FIRE’s Aviation Program. The Golden Valley High School (Merced) Girls Varsity Basketball team got a firsthand look at the wide range

This New Year’s Eve, leave the fireworks to the professionals. Every year, fires caused by fireworks put lives, homes, and the environment at risk. Outside of professional fireworks shows, fireworks are illegal on New Year’s Eve. Choose safety this New Year’s Eve by NOT

Sharing to highlight what an all-risk response looks like. CAL FIRE trains and responds across the full spectrum of emergencies, working shoulder-to-shoulder with local, state, and federal partners—including during hazardous materials incidents. This incident was resolved

Communications Operators, also known as Fire/EMS Dispatchers, play a vital role in CAL FIRE’s mission of protecting California’s people, property and natural resources. They are the first point of contact in an emergency — gathering critical information, coordinating the

⛷️ Know BEFORE you head to the snow and check our #QuickMap app for the latest updates on road closures, chain controls & more! https://t.co/GA6Wb5OThg

One of California’s most environmentally stressed regions is finally getting more shade. The Salton Sea Tree Shade Equity Project has planted around 220 new trees across communities surrounding the Salton Sea — the first shade-equity effort of its kind in the area – thanks to

Our name has evolved, but the mission has remained the same. What began as the California Division of Forestry has grown into what Californians know today as CAL FIRE — the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. The change reflected an expanding role: from

CAL FIRE San Bernardino Unit continues to support San Bernardino County during the ongoing Wrightwood storm incident. Crews from Pilot Rock Fire Center, along with Fenner Canyon Conservation Camp incarcerated firefighters, have been working alongside county resources to assist

♻ Batteries are NOT trash! After the holidays, many of us have new gadgets... and old batteries to deal with. Never throw used batteries in the garbage or recycling bin. They can overheat, catch fire, or cause other hazards if not handled properly. Keep your home and

This season, we pause to reflect on the year behind us and the people who make our work possible. To our workforce, your dedication, courage, and teamwork keep California safe every day, on the frontlines, in the air, behind the scenes, and everywhere in between. Every call you

Dont wait! Evacuate! ⚠️ An evacuation WARNING means get ready to leave. 🚨An evacuation ORDER means leave immediately! Visit https://t.co/HTPdllUcaQ to sign up. #ListosCalifornia