A 14-year-old student’s essay led to the Los Angeles Fire Department receiving a star near the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

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Los Angeles Fire Department fireboats are continuing firefighting operations to stop fire aboard cargo vessel One Henry Hudson off the Port of Los Angeles, Nov. 22, 2025. (U.S. Coast Guard Photo by ...

“Connecticut State Troopers will be at public Hanukkah celebrations across Connecticut to provide additional security and ...

The backstory: The idea of awarding a star to the Fire Department was prompted by an eighth-grade class essay from Eniola ...