Gabrielle Canon In California, a state that’s grown accustomed to months of smoky skies, mass evacuations and the ever-present fear of wildfire, 2022 felt unusual. Summer came and went, the weather warmed, and the hillsides yellowed across the state, while residents held their breath. But a giant blaze or siege of simultaneous infernos – the […]
When it comes to protecting your home from fire, it is important that you consider a suppression system custom-tailored to your particular home. Fire suppression systems are determined by federal, state, or local codes – laws which dictate certain suppression requirements depending on the type of materials and nature of the environment. And one area […]
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BY HAYLEY SMITH – STAFF WRITER Despite months of warnings fueled by extreme heat and drought-desiccated conditions, California’s deadly fire season ended with remarkably little area burned, with just 362,403 acres scorched in 2022, compared with more than 2.5 million acres the year prior. Standing in a field of dry, brown grass in Napa this […]
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Autumn seems to have arrived on time this year. And as the days get shorter and the temperature falls, it is a top priority to keep ourselves warm. For many of us, it is a daunting, and expensive, task warming up a large space. This idea has been replaced with the use of a space […]
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BY ALEXANDRA E. PETRI, GREGORY YEE Large parts of Southern California were hit with Santa Ana winds Monday, prompting warnings of possible public safety power outages for tens of thousands of residents, but no shutoffs were required. National Weather Service wind advisories for portions of the Inland Empire and Los Angeles, Ventura and Orange counties […]
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We are a couple weeks out from the spookiest night of the year, and we are all preparing for the haunted festivities by decorating our homes with the scariest décor we can find and dressing up our tiny humans in whatever monster they want to be. We are sure to think about ensuring our children […]
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Over 90 large fires across seven states are triggering alerts over poor air By Zach Rosenthal Dangerous blazes continue to spread across the West, with 93 large fires burning in seven states. As smoke plumes rise into the skies, alerts for hazardous air quality are in effect in parts of Oregon, Washington state, Idaho, Wyoming […]
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Now that we are beginning to change from hot summer months to cooler autumn ones, it is important to prepare for the weather changes in order to keep all suppression systems going. After all, it is important for everyone to be prepared for any accident that may occur as a result of unnecessary neglect. This […]
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BY CHRISTIAN MARTINEZ STAFF WRITER A wildfire near Castaic prompted mandatory evacuations and the closure of all lanes of the 5 Freeway on Wednesday afternoon as triple-digit temperatures hit Southern California. The Route fire was first reported just after noon and was burning along the freeway near Lake Hughes Road, according to the Los Angeles […]
‘We got lucky’: inside California’s strangely quiet wildfire year | Corona, CA
CJ Suppression Services, Fire Safety, Fire Updates, News, Seasonal Fire SafetyGabrielle Canon In California, a state that’s grown accustomed to months of smoky skies, mass evacuations and the ever-present fear of wildfire, 2022 felt unusual. Summer came and went, the weather warmed, and the hillsides yellowed across the state, while residents held their breath. But a giant blaze or siege of simultaneous infernos – the […]
Designing Your Fire Suppression System | Corona, CA
CJ Suppression Services, Fire Protection Services, Fire Protection Systems, Fire Safety, Fire Suppression Systems, NewsWhen it comes to protecting your home from fire, it is important that you consider a suppression system custom-tailored to your particular home. Fire suppression systems are determined by federal, state, or local codes – laws which dictate certain suppression requirements depending on the type of materials and nature of the environment. And one area […]
‘We got really lucky’: Why California escaped another destructive fire season in 2022 | Corona, CA
Fire Safety, Fire Updates, News, Seasonal Fire Safety, Suppression MaintenanceBY HAYLEY SMITH – STAFF WRITER Despite months of warnings fueled by extreme heat and drought-desiccated conditions, California’s deadly fire season ended with remarkably little area burned, with just 362,403 acres scorched in 2022, compared with more than 2.5 million acres the year prior. Standing in a field of dry, brown grass in Napa this […]
Heating Up Your Space with a Space Heater | Corona, CA
Fire Safety, News, Residential Suppression, Seasonal Fire SafetyAutumn seems to have arrived on time this year. And as the days get shorter and the temperature falls, it is a top priority to keep ourselves warm. For many of us, it is a daunting, and expensive, task warming up a large space. This idea has been replaced with the use of a space […]
No emergency outages after Santa Ana winds prompted Southern California fire danger warnings | Corona, CA
CJ Suppression Services, Fire Safety, Fire Updates, News, Seasonal Fire SafetyBY ALEXANDRA E. PETRI, GREGORY YEE Large parts of Southern California were hit with Santa Ana winds Monday, prompting warnings of possible public safety power outages for tens of thousands of residents, but no shutoffs were required. National Weather Service wind advisories for portions of the Inland Empire and Los Angeles, Ventura and Orange counties […]
Staying Safe and Spooky this Halloween | Corona, CA
CJ Suppression Services, Fire Safety, News, Residential Suppression, Seasonal Fire SafetyWe are a couple weeks out from the spookiest night of the year, and we are all preparing for the haunted festivities by decorating our homes with the scariest décor we can find and dressing up our tiny humans in whatever monster they want to be. We are sure to think about ensuring our children […]
Smoke from Western Fires Fuels Dangerous Air Quality | Corona, CA
CJ Suppression Services, Fire Protection Inspection, Fire Protection News, Fire Protection Services, Fire Safety, News, Residential Suppression, Seasonal Fire SafetyOver 90 large fires across seven states are triggering alerts over poor air By Zach Rosenthal Dangerous blazes continue to spread across the West, with 93 large fires burning in seven states. As smoke plumes rise into the skies, alerts for hazardous air quality are in effect in parts of Oregon, Washington state, Idaho, Wyoming […]
Preparing Your Suppression Systems for Wildfire Season | Corona, CA
CJ Suppression Services, Components, Fire Protection Services, Fire Protection Systems, Fire Safety, Fire Suppression Systems, News, Suppression Maintenance, Testing & MaintenanceNow that we are beginning to change from hot summer months to cooler autumn ones, it is important to prepare for the weather changes in order to keep all suppression systems going. After all, it is important for everyone to be prepared for any accident that may occur as a result of unnecessary neglect. This […]
Fire burning near Castaic shuts down 5 Freeway, prompts evacuations amid triple-digit heat | Corona, CA
Fire Updates, News, Seasonal Fire SafetyBY CHRISTIAN MARTINEZ STAFF WRITER A wildfire near Castaic prompted mandatory evacuations and the closure of all lanes of the 5 Freeway on Wednesday afternoon as triple-digit temperatures hit Southern California. The Route fire was first reported just after noon and was burning along the freeway near Lake Hughes Road, according to the Los Angeles […]