The 3 Categories of Water

The bad, the worse, and the worser-est?!! There are 3 types of water that can affect your home if you have a flooded house.

How to Create a Home Inventory

Three easy steps for creating a home inventory.

Prevent Water Damage With These Tips

How do you prevent water damage in your home? Knowing that water damage can easily cause structural faults and safety hazards in the home, it is important to do as much home water damage prevention as you can.

Disaster Preparedness Tips

Follow these simple steps to protect yourself, your loved ones and your property in case of an emergency.

CSLB Quick Tips: Consumer Warning About Unlicensed Contracting in Disaster Areas

Unlicensed contractors often prey upon survivors of disasters. Watch these tips to help prevent yourself from getting scammed by someone who will take you money without doing the work or who will do poor quality work.

Fire Safety Anchor Chart

Teach your students how to stay safe in case of a fire with a fire safety at home discussion.

Don’t Forget to Clean Your Dryer Filter!

Seriously, clean your clothes dryer's lint screen after every load.

Wildfire Insurance Claims-Filing Tips

Triple-I's Janet Ruiz shares insurance claims-filing tips in the event of a wildfire.

What You Didn't Know About Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Most people are familiar with carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning, from a car's exhaust, gas appliances, or other source. But did you know that medical research suggests CO is also dangerous when you are exposed to low levels over long periods of time? In this episode of Learn Something New™ by NFPA Journal®, we explore the lesser-known impacts of carbon monoxide—specifically, how low-level and long-term exposure affects health—as well as why some current CO detectors and alarms don't sound from low levels of CO.

4 Things 9/11 Changed Forever

It's hard to believe 9/11 happened 20 years ago this month. From first responder communications to private sector emergency preparedness, this episode of Learn Something New™ by NFPA Journal® outlines four ways the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, changed the world of fire and life safety in the United States forever.