6.5K views · 134 reactions | More than 100 Los Angeles firefighters are on unpaid leave and could lose their jobs because of the city's vaccine mandate. An LAFD Captain explains how this will hurt the safety of residents. | Fox & Friends | Facebook

Your #LAFD this month: Firefighters faced intense flames through the roof of a vacant industrial building in downtown LA. Despite the intense fire, our well-coordinated team of 110 LAFD personnel contained the blaze in just 61 minutes. LAFD’s heavy equipment, including the RS3 Robotic Firefighting Vehicle, played a crucial role in the final extinguishment and hazard reduction. No injuries were reported, and nearby structures were protected. The cause is still under investigation. | Los Angeles F

16K views · 393 reactions | Here’s your daily dose of appreciation for our incredible #LAFD!  #firefighter #paramedic #firefighter_brotherhood #firefighterlife #firefighterposts | Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation | Facebook

77K views · 1.2K reactions | Here's your daily dose of appreciation for our incredible #LAFD! #firefighters #paramedic #firefighter_brotherhood #firefighterlife #firefighterposts #firefighterlove #firedepartment | Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation | Facebook

3.9K views · 66 reactions | @lafdfoundation This Father’s Day, our #LAFD heroes share what makes fatherhood their greatest adventure yet. ❤️Happy Father’s Day to all the amazing dads out there!#fathersday #dadlife #firefighter #firefighterlife #firefighterposts #firstresponders | Los Angeles Fire Department | Facebook

162 reactions · 20 shares | NBC4 came behind the scenes into our Recruitment and Employment Division to about the current state of our hiring process. | Join LAPD | Facebook

11K views · 1.1K reactions | LAFD Candidate Advancement Program - - - Are you in the LAFD hiring process? Make sure you join our **free** program to help you get a head start with fitness and basic fireground skills. Visit joinLAFD.org for more information. @JoinLAFD | Los Angeles Fire Department | Facebook

2.9K views · 40 reactions | Questions are mounting about why hundreds of L.A. firefighters were delayed in responding to the Palisades Fire. CBS News’ Jonathan Vigliotti asked Fire Chief Kristin Crowley how many engines were in the first neighborhoods hit by the California wildfires. | CBS Evening News | Facebook