A Jewish man was R”L killed in an early-morning fire in Los Angeles. The LAFD says they they discovered the approximately 60-year-old man while battling a house fire in the 100 block of Vista Street in the Fairfax District just before 3:00AM • Full Story

Due to restrictions this year on public gatherings, people will not be able to participate in communal Lag B’omer bonfires and will make private ones on their own. With this in mind, ChabadInfo.com is publishing guidelines from United Hatzalah on Lag B’omer bonfires that can save a life • Full Story

Firefighters evacuated 770 briefly Friday morning, just after 9:00 o’clock, after smoke and the smell of burning began to filter through the basement. Firefighters quickly identified the small electrical fire, and reopened the Shul, not before the Rebbe’s Minyan taking place upstairs in the small Zal • Photos

Around 7:15 Thursday evening, emergency services received a call for a fire on the second floor of 740 Empire Blvd, a building at the corner of Troy Avenue and Empire Boulevard, with many Jewish residence • Full Story, Photos

A Kings County Criminal Court judge refused to set bail for the man accused of setting fire to the occupied home of a Flatbush rabbi, instead announcing that he would be arraigned in front of a grand jury later this week • Full Story

A massive fast-moving four-alarm blaze ripped through three homes in Flatbush, early Thursday morning. Chief of Fire Operations Thomas Richardson says firefighters were on the scene at 1488 East 17 Street near Avenue N within 5 minutes, and found three homes on fire at 4:05AM • Full Story

A fire erupted in the dormitory of the Kfar Chabad Yeshiva on Sunday night. Firefighters and volunteer residents rushed to the scene and were able to put out the flames flaring out of a central window. Although the entire building was evacuated, Baruch Hashem no injuries were reported • Photos

Monday afternoon, a fire broke out on the upper floor of a house on President Street, between Brooklyn and New York Avenues. Thankfully no one was injured in the blaze • Watch

Even as the Woolsey Fire hovers at 50 percent containment, the fallout of the massive blaze continues to impact the lives of thousands throughout the affected areas. Among those primary areas are the communities of Agoura Hills, Westlake Village and Oak Park in the Conejo Valley • Full Story, Photos

Twenty-six years ago, on Chof Teves 5752, a fire erupted in 770 due to technicians working on a heater in the building. The fire quickly spread to the Rebbe’s secretary, Rabbi Leibel Groner’s office. Photos courtesy of RebbeDrive.com • Photos

Just around the corner from Oholei Torah, on Brooklyn, right off of eastern Parkway a car was seen go up in flames. The fire department arrived soon after and put out the fire, we hope and pray that there were no injuries • Watch

Four people were killed in the Sheepshead Bay section of Brooklyn early Monday morning. Authorities say a 40-year-old woman, her 11-year-old son, 7-year-old son, and 3-year-old daughter died as a result of a house fire that broke out overnight • Full Story

Boro Park is in mourning today after word spread of a horrible tragedy which took the lives of a Frum couple. The 3-alarm fire broke out at about 4 a.m. in a two and a half story house at 1174 44th Street early Monday morning • Full Story

Firefighters fought long and hard with fire trucks and firefighting helicopters putting out the fire blaze that hit the Lubavitch community of Tzfas, known as Kiryat Chabad. It is unknown how the conflagration began, but a couple of houses have been devoured by the flames • Photos

A suspect was arrested and charged overnight with two fires that occurred at a Las Vegas Synagogue late Monday night. Las Vegas firefighters responded to a car fire in the parking lot of the Chabad of Southern Nevada • Full Story

This morning, Tuesday, a fire broke out in the Hachnosas Orchim building in Haditch, Ukraine, near the Alter Rebbe’s Kever. There were no injuries reported in the fire. Photos by Chadashot 24 • Photos

There was no doubt in his mind about what to do when Rabbi Eli Friedman saw flames he estimated to be 30 or 40 feet high barreling down the hill behind Chabad of Calabasas on the afternoon of June 4 • Full Story

Approximately 2,400 structures were lost, including many homes, according to the local government, who say significant rain is needed to stop the fire’s growth. Rabbi Menachem Matusof, the executive director of Chabad Lubavitch of Alberta, said Chabad tried to contact every Jewish family in their records living in the region • Full Story

A small fire broke out in the kitchen of 770 on Friday, while food was being prepared for Shabbos. Firefighters quickly arrived on the scene, no injuries were reported • Photos

A home on Lefferts Avenue, where a police raid last year arrested six, went up in flames in the middle of the night • Full Story, Photos

A fire erupted on the recently acquired beautiful grounds of Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim Lubavitch of the Poconos, in one of the wooden cabins routinely used in the summer • Full Story, Photos

Retired Firefighter Joseph Scaramuzzino left a Brooklyn synagogue Thursday with one thought on his mind — that his time with the FDNY meant something. Just moments earlier, he had been reunited with Zalman Friedman, whom he saved from a burning building 14 years earlier • Full Story, Photos

In connection to the fire early this morning in 770, we are publicizing photos of a fire that ripped through the upper floors of 770 in the year 5743 • Photos

At 5:00am Thursday morning, while 770 was still filled with Bochurim and Anash participating in Yud & Yud Alef Shvat Farbrengens, a fire broke out in one of the storage rooms of 770, causing the Shul to fill with smoke. The FDNY arrived at the scene in short order, and put out the fire, but not before evacuating everyone from inside • Photos