How to Survive a Nuclear Missile Attack in Los Angeles
We live in an age where nuclear ambitions are once again becoming relevant when we speak about disaster preparedness. The likelihood of... Read More
Worried About Fireworks? Tell us What You Think!
Worried about fireworks? For many people, the issues surrounding fireworks are not limited to the 4th of July. In various parts of... Read More
Fireworks and Burns, a Lifetime of Memories
Every year, important messages about fireworks are ignored by thousands of people, and often, the result is an unhappy ending. Burns and... Read More
Rain Means Being Prepared Now!
Weather forecasters are predicting a major rain event this week. You may know that forecasters are calling this storm one of the strongest in... Read More
Arson: Murder by Coward
People are getting away with murder, and often, there’s nobody to stop them. The murder weapon: An arsonist’s torch. Yesterday afternoon (9/29/16), the... Read More
The LAFD Responded to the Twin Towers within Hours
Did you know the LAFD responded to the Twin Towers within hours following the terrorist attacks on 9/11/2001? Most adults have the... Read More
National Preparedness Month 2016
September is National Preparedness Month. You know that family escape plan you keep meaning to draw up and finalize? You know the... Read More
Rec and Parks Kids Learn Fire Safety
MySafe:LA has spent that last few months teaching children fire safety at Rec and Parks facilities across Los Angeles. These presentations are... Read More
El Niño Hasn’t Forgotten Los Angeles, at Least Not Yet.
For those of us paying attention, February wasn’t that cold. Or wet. Still, El Niño hasn’t forgotten Los Angeles, at least not... Read More
What About El Niño?
Every day in Los Angeles, people are asking, “What about El Niño?” The wet weather phenomenon has become a huge blip on... Read More