While she was fired by the mayor as the department’s No. 1 following the devastating Palisades fire, Crowley is staying with the agency.

Crowley’s bid to get her job back was almost certain to fail, given the fact that she needed 10 votes. Her only support came from Councilmembers Monica Rodriguez and Traci Park.

I’m going to continue to advocate to get LAFD to where we need to go,” Crowley said as she left the Council Chamber.

The Los Angeles City Council rejected former Los Angeles Fire Department Chief Kristin Crowley’s appeal on Tuesday to reinstate her title as the department’s head, leaving the public to wonder ...

Los Angeles Fire Department and Mayor Bass' office continue to withhold information about January's wildfires from the public ...

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass approved a pay raise for fired LAFD Chief Kristin Crowley before the deadly Palisades Fire and ...

Former Los Angeles Fire Department Chief Kristin Crowley lost an appeal to get her old job back in a hearing Tuesday before the City Council that included the 25-year department veteran's first ...

The former Chief of the Los Angeles Fire Department Kristin Crowley, who was abruptly fired two weeks ago by Mayor Karen Bass, lost her bid to be reinstated Tuesday after a contentious City ...

The body of missing Los Angeles firefighter Connor J. Lees was recovered off the coast of Long Beach, California, months ...

Former Los Angeles Fire Chief Kristin Crowley will serve as an assistant chief for the department’s Operations Valley Bureau, it was announced Wednesday. Rob Wilcox, a spokesman for Crowley ...