Photo credit: AP Photo/Noah Berger The Line Fire in San Bernardino County expanded rapidly overnight, underscoring California’s unpredictable and perilous nature of wildfires. Fueled by arid conditions, strong winds, and highly flammable vegetation, the fire spread swiftly, outpacing initial containment efforts. Wildfires like these can engulf thousands of acres within mere hours,

Have you considered how prepared your home is for wildfire? Times are changing quickly, and now, more than ever, it’s important for homeowners to take responsibility for making their homes and surrounding areas more resilient. This effort also extends to your neighbors’ homes because if one house catches fire, the

Recently, the MySafe:LA public safety division of The Safe Community Project produced another wildfire safety fair in the greater Los Angeles region. These fairs are designed to engage people who may have little real-world understanding of the role they need to play in creating a more wildfire-resilient community.  This event

An ongoing discussion surrounds a legislative proposal in California aimed at modernizing the state’s aging wildfire mapping system. There are differing opinions on the potential impact of Senate Bill 610, with some expressing concern about its potential to reshape fire and housing policies and encourage development in high-risk areas. The bill

The first seven months of 2024 have been explosive relative to wildfires in California. So far, Los Angeles has been spared from a major conflagration, but it’s just a matter of time. Area fire departments are pre-positioning suppression resources, staging rotor and fixed-wing aircraft, and leaning forward with wildfire readiness

The wildfire season in California has started with alarming intensity. As of June 20, over 90,000 acres of land have been engulfed in flames, stretching firefighting resources dangerously thin and necessitating widespread evacuations. Harsh weather conditions, including powerful winds, low humidity, and scorching temperatures, have ignited more than 30 wildfires

One of the major concerns in the Very High Fire Severity Zone (VHFSZ) is the lack of notification about approaching wildfires or the ability to evacuate. MySafe:LA has provided some important advice on this issue, including having an emergency radio, paying attention to “fire weather” like you would to “rain

NOTICE: The EVENT at the GREEK THEATER has been postponed. There will be no wildfire safety fair on JULY 14, 2024. Summer is here and so is the return of wildfires to Southern California. MySafe:LA and the Los Angeles City Fire Department are pleased to announce two additional wildfire safety

This past Saturday, MySafe:LA produced and hosted a wildfire safety fair in Sylmar, California. This community faced near-total devastation during the 2007 Sayre Fire, with Oakridge Mobile Home Park suffering the loss of 489 out of 600 homes. MySafe:LA’s collaborative efforts with our partners are focused on reducing the potential

Don’t say we didn’t tell you. What was a cold, wet, and blustery winter and early spring is now becoming a very hot, dry, and dangerous scenario. As these conditions continue to evolve, the threat of wildfire in Los Angeles County continues to rise. Now is the time to take

They’re lovely to look at. They grow and spread faster than the wildest weed. They can cover an entire hillside in less than a week. I’m talking about Brassica Nigra, or more commonly called Black Mustard. You can use the seeds to make mustard. The plant is edible. It’s also

With years of experience behind us, our course development and technology subject matter experts provide our organization with a unique blend of active fire service engagement, forward-looking understanding of technology, and award-winning product producers.  We’re often asked what makes working with our organization different, and the most direct answer is: