Los Angeles County Fire Department

The boat brought the fisherman to shore, the cafe manager said, where L.A. I'm sorry.

The cabin manager said that he had been brought to the shore where L.A. lifeguards and L.A. County Fire Department met him and helped him into an ambulance and transported him to the hospital.

The victim had also called his girlfriend, a retired lifeguard, who contacted 911 and helped get him to safety from the boat to shore, according to Stringer Service.

He was bitten in two places, the manager said.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the SEV Sheriff's Station.

And first responders administered first aid to a person who was experiencing cardiac arrest on the 19,000 block of Golden Valley Road near Trader Joe's in Canyon Country on Sunday afternoon, according to officials with the L.A. County Fire Department.

The call went out at 4.13 p.m.

Firefighters arrived on the scene shortly after, according to Jonathan Torres, spokesman for the fire department.

I'm your host, Rob Lawrence.

And for this episode, we're going to go back to New York City and to the Fire Department of New York.

And certainly in the last 12 months, I've enjoyed some amazing contact with our colleagues up at FDNY, from talking to Commissioner Bonsignor in her office and getting the story from her.

We had an amazing recollection edition from 9-11 with our guest this week, who is Chief of Department, John Esposito.

Chief, welcome back to EMS One Stop.

Thanks for having me back, Rob.

So you can at least address the serious issues with a resource, not necessarily a transporting resource.

And that's correct, right? If you go back, and I don't think I fully realized this at the time, but it's kind of in the mold of the L.A.

else.

Now you have this brigade that can be here, or a portion of us can be here for not supporting LA County Fire Department.

And Help with whether it's evacuations or...

Animals.

Plaintiffs include homeowners, the Pasadena Unified School District and the Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center.

This past August, an official report from the Los Angeles County Fire Department confirmed what residents suspected all along that Edison's equipment was indeed the cause of the fire.

We're a year and a half in and they're telling us something we've known since day one.

When we came home that night, The electricity was on.

The flames visible through the trees there as firefighters work to get things under control.

The L.A. County Fire Department tells us tonight several vehicles were damaged by this fire, including an RV.

The flames also causing a power line to arc, sending sparks flying into the air.

There you see it happening.

There are professions where drinking and driving, Phil, is absolutely necessary.

Well, in a minute, I want to mention something that came up at the scene of a news story when you arrived that got you into some hot water with the L.A. County Fire Department.

And I know the story you're talking about, Phil.

It is hearsay.