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 yet. Many scientists have been talking about the
As our team works to create a more resilient Los Angeles, we’ll post stories, videos, podcasts, and press information here in the MySafe:LA blog. Because we work throughout the Los Angeles region, we gain insight and experience into many different life experiences. Some of them are worth sharing. We hope you enjoy each post.
For those of us paying attention, February wasn’t that cold. Or wet. Still, El Niño hasn’t forgotten Los Angeles, at least not yet. Many scientists have been talking about the
El Niño is here, and its effects will likely be felt into the Spring here in California. Are your kids ready? El Niño literally means “the child” in Spanish, but
In a previous blog-post, we taught you where to get sandbags in the City of Los Angeles, and how to properly fill them. Now, let’s get to stacking. Sandbags are
For many of us, the only time we’ll venture out into stormy weather is when we have to get on the road. That means, we need to get our car
You know El Niño is coming. You’re aware that forecasters are calling it one of the strongest on record, meaning we’re likely going to see a lot of rain here
Every day in Los Angeles, people are asking, “What about El Niño?” The wet weather phenomenon has become a huge blip on the forecasting radar for the Western United States
On Saturday November 7, your LAFD and MySafe:LA are coming to East L.A. with another weekend smoke alarm installation canvasing operation! This event will include the LAFD’s Operation Central Bureau Fire Station 25, and will
Enjoy Treats. Avoid Tricks. Halloween Safety for Everyone is a fairly serious discussion to have. In case you didn’t know, more children are injured and killed on October the 31st
Hey! It’s Fire Prevention Week. Before you say, “got it,” and move on to the next Facebook entry, stop and think about what this means. During the week of October
If you’re 55 and older, you’re twice as likely to die in a house fire. In a typical year in Los Angeles, 20 people die in house fires, and the
September is National Preparedness Month. You know that family escape plan you keep meaning to draw up and finalize? You know the one, where you make sure you’ve mapped out
On Saturday September 19, your LAFD and MySafe:LA are coming to Central L.A. with another weekend smoke alarm installation canvasing operation! This event will include the LAFD’s Operation West Bureau Fire Station 52,
Fleet Week is back in San Pedro! After a multi-year suspension due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the fun and exciting
There’s a new Sheriff, um… strike that – a new Fire Chief in town. MySafe:LA would like to congratulate new
Jacob is ten. He’s a fourth grade student at an LAUSD Elementary School. He’s just earned his MySafe:LA Junior Fire
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