BREAKING NEWS. Maximum
The Los Angeles Fire Department confronted a demanding series of emergencies on the morning
of December 4, 2025, when three separate structure fires were reported in Woodland Hills, Boyle Heights, and Granada Hills.
Although the incidents occurred within a short timeframe, firefighters worked swiftly to contain
each threat, assist injured individuals, and prevent further damage within the surrounding communities.
Electrical Fire Reported in Woodland Hills High-Rise
The first call of the morning came at 7:34 a.m., sending crews to a 17-story high-rise located at 6320 N. Canoga Avenue in Woodland Hills.
The report indicated a possible electrical fire on the 10th floor, prompting firefighters to climb the building’s stairwells to assess conditions.
When they arrived at the affected floor, they found residual smoke lingering inside the electrical room, though no active flames were visible.
Three workers were discovered with significant burn injuries and were quickly transported to nearby hospitals by LAFD paramedics for treatment.
While medical teams attended to the injured, firefighters transitioned into a coordinated building-wide response. Their efforts included:
