Two firefighters suffered injuries after falling through a floor while battling a fire at a building under construction in San Francisco's Marina District. According to San Francisco Fire Department Chief Dean Crispen, as crews were battling the fire at a building on the 2500 block of Chestnut Street around 4:15 a.m., two firefighters who were on the third floor were injured when they fell through holes in the floor. Crispen said the firefighters were in "stable condition" and that the fire had

36 years ago, October 17th, 1989, the San Francisco Bay Area experienced the devastating effects of the Loma Prieta Earthquake. #YourSFFD, and several other agencies and volunteers worked tirelessly around the clock to salvage what they could. The Marina district was struck particularly hard and the SFFD Fireboat Phoenix played a big role in saving the area. The Fireboat Phoenix pumped water from The Bay after water mains were damaged in the earthquake. Citizens spontaneously assisted firefighte

San Francisco Fire Department is sending 18 firefighters on one task force of four type-6 fire engines, one type-1 fire engine and one supervisor. This task force of 18 SFFD firefighters is going to the Thompson fire in Northern California on an immediate need request under the California mutual aid system. @cal_oes | San Francisco Fire Department

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The San Francisco Fire Department was proud to take part in this year‘s Heroes event sponsored by the American Legion Post 384, which honors active and retired veterans, public safety personnel, and others who have dedicated their lives to protecting others. It’s truly an honor to meet some of our armed Services’ retired heroes, active service members, and public servants, and to hear their stories and expressions of gratitude from the public. This is yet another example of how Fleet Week unites

San Francisco Fire Department utilizes ladders on structure fires daily in San Francisco, which means we train daily on these ladders, whether wooden ground ladders or aerial ladders we train, so we are better prepared for you when you need us. | San Francisco Fire Department

New video shows an early morning fire at a San Francisco Sunset District home spread to neighboring houses on Wednesday, injuring three people and killing a pet cat, fire officials said. The two-alarm blaze was reported just after 6 a.m. at a three-story home on 47th Avenue between Irving and Judah Streets, spreading to two adjacent homes. Firefighters rescued three people from the home, one of whom jumped from a backyard window and was taken to a hospital in critical condition, according to the