Nine aircraft were sent to a small fire near the ranch of Under Secretary of Agriculture for Natural Resources and Environment Michael Boren.

The last contact U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Officer David Taylor, 36, had with dispatchers was when he was going door to door to warn residents.

A week after talking about his biggest mistakes as a leader, Chief Jacob Johnson changes directions and talks about some of his biggest wins as a leader in the fire service.

Trent Andrus explains why the tenets of one of the former-Duke basketball coach’s strategic principles—don’t dwell on the past, stay in the present, adapt to the situation, mental resilience, teamwork, and focus on what’s within one’s control—help members rise to the challenge of every call.

Scott Metzler shares new research that reveals that the most effective fire service leaders don’t simply choose between command and connection but navigate both.

The high-angle rescue of the seriously injured climber in involved Burke Rescue and the state's search and rescue team.

'Operation Care Bear' involved Los Angeles County, La Verne rescue technicians as well as state wildlife officers.

The crew climbed the crane's ladder -- about 22 stories -- to reach the operator who suffered a medical issue.

The legislation creates requirements for attorneys seeking to represent California wildfire victims and changes how the state reponds to help.

Fire Chief Austin Miller was placed on paid leave May 11 by Shawnee Township amid a probe about administrative issues.

The Office of Personnel Management expanded hazard pay eligibility for federal firefighters during prescribed fire activities because of the similar risks.

It's 4:23 a.m. and a 116-decibel bell starts to ring. Five people jolt awake and jump out of bed. Heart racing, they try to clear the fog from their heads while simultaneously plunging feet into boots, grabbing gear, and vaulting into an engine. The bay door opens, and they slam the truck doors as the wheels start rolling and the lights and sirens ...