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Horrifying photos show LA's iconic California Yacht Club in Marina del Rey DESTROYED in blaze as two firefighters are injured battling the inferno

• The California Yacht Club in Marina del Rey was engulfed in flames 
• Los Angeles County Fire Department were called to the scene Monday night and managed to extinguish the blaze early Tuesday morning 
• The cause of the fire is under investigation, and two fire fighters suffered mild injuries battling the blaze

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Published: 19:41 EDT, 12 December 2023 | Updated: 01:08 EDT, 13 December 2023

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The Los Angeles Fire Department said the fire was first reported around 11.30pm Monday at the Yacht Club on Admiralty Way.

When crews arrived at the scene, thick smoke and flames engulfed the two-story building that was founded in 1922 and built in 1967. 

'My dad built this place in the early 60s and it has been our home for many years...such a tragedy to see it burn down,' Steve Hathaway, the former owner of  California Yacht Club, told CBS Los Angeles.  

Pictures show the aftermath of the blaze at the California Yacht Club that was filled with thick smoke and flames Monday night 

The blaze was extinguished just before 1.30am Tuesday, and the cause of the fire remains under investigation. 

The two male firefighters who were hurt suffered mild injuries while they battled the flames. They were taken to a local hospital, Los Angeles County Fire Department PIO Fred Fielding said. No other injuries were reported.

Pictures revealed the now charred perimeter of the clubhouse, which according to the California Yacht Club, was where the fire damaged. 

The many boats surrounding the club were intact, and the roof of the clubhouse also appeared to be untouched by the flames. 

Only the clubhouse was effected by the inferno as none of the boats docked in the water around it were  damaged 

The California Yacht Club was founded in 1922 and built in 1967

The two firefighters who were injured while battling the flames were taken to a nearby hospital

The famed club has been known to frequently host national and international regattas- water races like rowing and sailing. 

It relocated to Marina del Rey after it was founded near San Pedro in Wilmington Harbor in 1922. 

The coastal community, located four miles north of Los Angeles, is made of 807 acres, 'of which half is underwater,' according to  the Marina Del Rey Tourism Board . 

The famed club has been known to frequently host national and international regattas - water races involving rowing and sailboats

It remains unclear what sparked the blaze but  an Instagram post by the club said: 'we will work together on what's next' 

Marina del Rey translates to 'Harbor of the King' in Spanish and is popularly visited by sail boats, powerboats, along with rented and owned charters. 

Fishers also come to the water in hopes of catching yellowfin tune, perch, barracuda, rockfish, cod, mackerel and sea bass.   

'Thank you to all of the first responders and our thoughts are with the two firefighters injured. Our community is strong and we will work together on what’s next,' the California Yacht Club said in an Instagram post.

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2 firefighters injured battling massive fire at yacht club in Marina del Rey

By Amy Maetzold

December 12, 2023 / 5:22 AM PST / KCAL News

Two firefighters were injured while battling a massive fire at a yacht club in Marina del Rey Monday night.

Crews responded around 11:30 p.m. to 4469 Admiralty Way where they found the California Yacht Club fully engulfed in flames, according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department.

Authorities said while battling the flames, two firefighters were injured and taken to a hospital with moderate injuries.

The  California Yacht Club  was founded in 1922 and the building in Marina del Rey was built in 1967, according to the club's website.   

"My dad built this place in the early 60s and it has been our home for many years...such a tragedy to see it burn down," said Steve Hathaway, former owner of the California Yacht Club.  

The cause of the fire is unknown at this time and still under investigation.  

Amy Maetzold is a digital producer at KCAL News. She started her journalism career in Wisconsin where she was a producer at NBC15 and Spectrum News 1. Before coming to KCAL, Amy covered news in Santa Barbara at KEYT, winning a group Emmy Award for team coverage on the Alisal Fire.

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Del Rey Yacht Club was founded in 1952 and has been at its present location since 1965. DRYC's Clubhouse and facilities create an ideal atmosphere for the promotion of sailing, cruising and a variety of social and educational activities.

THE DRYC CLUBHOUSE

Our magnificent Clubhouse, enlarged and refurbished in 1994 and again in 2010, serves as the proud center for many of DRYC's activities. Luxuriously furnished, it provides a beautiful site for private and general entertainment. Exquisite woodwork abounds throughout the interior. The comfortable surroundings of the Clubhouse allow members to relax and unwind at ease.    A spacious facility, the Clubhouse features a full-service kitchen with an experienced Executive Chef and staff. Our lovely upstairs dining room, with an exquisite 180° view of the Marina, has the capacity of serving gourmet cuisine up to 300 people.  The banquet rooms, with a capacity of 30-120 guests, are the perfect setting for meetings, seminars and private parties. Our bar and lounge area is perfect for socializing before a meeting or meal, or just sitting and resting in a gracious, peaceful environment. For your convenience, we also have a computer room where members can check email or browse the net. The Club also provides free Wi-Fi access throughout the Clubhouse as well as offering wired connections to our members slips.

FUN IN THE SUN  

Our extra-large, heated outdoor swimming pool is available for family enjoyment year-round and is a welcoming oasis during the summer months. The pool is open during Club hours and lifeguards are on duty during the summer months. An adjacent patio and snack bar features a large variety of fresh lunch fare that can be enjoyed under the sun or under the shade of the umbrella tables that are set throughout the patio.  Recently, we christened our north patio as the “Wreck Deck” which features recreational facilities for kids of all ages including a basketball court, table tennis, bad mitten/volleyball court, tetherball and a miniature indoor pocket pool table.  The Wreck Deck is also the site for many summer movie nights for our Junior Club members.

SLIPS and DRY STORAGE  

Our slips and docks are designed for ease of storage and maintenance of all yacht sizes, whether a small boat or a 100+ foot yacht.   • There are over 319 slips ranging in size from 25 to 78 feet, plus several 120 feet end ties, with easy access to the main channel.   • All slips feature 30 amp electrical service; up to several hundred amps for larger yachts and at least one lockable fiberglass dockbox for handy storage.  We also offer slip internet services. • For additional storage, 234 dry storage lockers are located around the Club.   • 150 dinghy racks are provided in various locations around the Club for out-of-water storage.   • A 1-1/4 ton capacity small-boat electric hoist is adjacent to 53 trailer spaces. A "do-it-yourself" work area equipped with a bench, vise and electrical outlets is nearby.   • All docks, fingers and gangways are well lit and private. • On-shore heads, showers and ice machines are provided along the north and south edges of the dock-side pedestrian way.  A washing machine and dryer area is also conveniently located on the grounds.  • A guest dock is located in front of the Clubhouse. (Visiting Yachtsmen: Please phone the DRYC Front Office for guest space assignment.)   • The private, main parking lot accommodates 333 cars, with an auxiliary lot available for an additional 34 cars. Both lots have controlled access, with entrance available only through use of a gate device, or voice access when the Clubhouse is open.

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Subscriber only, crime and public safety | 2 firefighters injured while battling blaze at historic yacht club in marina del rey.

Two Los Angeles County firefighters suffered minor injuries while battling a blaze at the historic California Yacht Club in Marina del Rey Monday night, Dec. 11, authorities said.

Firefighters were called to the 4400 block of Admiralty Way about 11:30 p.m. and found a two-story commercial building on fire, department spokesman Geovanni Sanchez said.

Approximately 55 to 60 firefighters attacked the blaze from outside, Sanchez said. The two firefighters who were injured were taken to a hospital. Their injuries were not specified.

The blaze was extinguished just before 1:30 a.m. Tuesday, Sanchez said, but the cause, origin and an estimated cost of damages was not yet known.

Video from RMG News, a freelance service that contracts with the Southern California News Group, showed firefighters spraying the building from outside, with fire burning in the second story of the structure. Outdoor tables and chairs were also seen burned.

Firefighters could also be seen spraying water from a department boat in the harbor.

Steve Hathaway, California Yacht Club president, told the outlet he had no idea how the fire started, but went to the club after a member called.

“My dad built this place in the early 60s and it’s just been our home,” Hathaway said. “It’s been an incredible club for our members and our family and this is just such a tragedy to see this club burn like this.”

The loss is a deeply personal one for many.

“I was married there and spent 52 years of my life there,” said boat broker Steve Curran of Los Angeles.

The yacht club is top-ranked as a platinum club, the only one south of Santa Barbara, he said

The club, which started in Wilmington in 1922, was taken over by the U.S. Coast Guard in World War II and reconfigured as a Marina Del Rey landmark when that area was developed in 1962.

For anyone growing up in boating, said Curran, the club is a landmark, offering an array of social and athletic activities.

Curran, whose boat business is headquartered in Marina del Rey but also serves Long Beach, said he believes the club will persevere.

“We’ll find a way,” he said. “It’s just too important to many of us.”

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Subscriber only, crime and public safety | 2 firefighters injured while battling blaze at historic yacht club in marina del rey.

Two Los Angeles County firefighters suffered minor injuries while battling a blaze at the historic California Yacht Club in Marina del Rey Monday night, Dec. 11, authorities said.

Firefighters were called to the 4400 block of Admiralty Way about 11:30 p.m. and found a two-story commercial building on fire, department spokesman Geovanni Sanchez said.

Approximately 55 to 60 firefighters attacked the blaze from outside, Sanchez said. The two firefighters who were injured were taken to a hospital. Their injuries were not specified.

The blaze was extinguished just before 1:30 a.m. Tuesday, Sanchez said, but the cause, origin and an estimated cost of damages was not yet known.

Video from RMG News, a freelance service that contracts with the Southern California News Group, showed firefighters spraying the building from outside, with fire burning in the second story of the structure. Outdoor tables and chairs were also seen burned.

Firefighters could also be seen spraying water from a department boat in the harbor.

Steve Hathaway, California Yacht Club president, told the outlet he had no idea how the fire started, but went to the club after a member called.

“My dad built this place in the early 60s and it’s just been our home,” Hathaway said. “It’s been an incredible club for our members and our family and this is just such a tragedy to see this club burn like this.”

The loss is a deeply personal one for many.

“I was married there and spent 52 years of my life there,” said boat broker Steve Curran of Los Angeles.

The yacht club is top-ranked as a platinum club, the only one south of Santa Barbara, he said

The club, which started in Wilmington in 1922, was taken over by the U.S. Coast Guard in World War II and reconfigured as a Marina Del Rey landmark when that area was developed in 1962.

For anyone growing up in boating, said Curran, the club is a landmark, offering an array of social and athletic activities.

Curran, whose boat business is headquartered in Marina del Rey but also serves Long Beach, said he believes the club will persevere.

“We’ll find a way,” he said. “It’s just too important to many of us.”

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Decades-old Marina del Rey yacht club goes up in flames

Marina del rey yacht club burns down.

A yacht club in Marina del Rey was destroyed in a massive fire.

LOS ANGELES - Two firefighters were hurt and a Marina del Rey staple is in ruins after a raging fire ripped through the California Yacht Club. 

Officials with the Los Angeles County Fire Department said the fire broke out around 11:30 p.m. Monday at 4469 Admiralty Way and it was reported by employees. 

Crews called for additional resources during the firefight and the flames were knocked down in two hours. 

Two firefighters were hurt battling the flames and were hospitalized with moderate injuries. They were both treated and were released on Tuesday morning. 

Marina del Rey yacht club goes up in flames

Two firefighters were hurt while battling flames at the California Yacht Club in Marina del Rey.

"It just crushes me because the staff, the people associated with the club are first-class citizens," said Jeff Jackson, a member of the California Yacht Club. "It just breaks my heart because I don’t know what they’re going to do for Christmas. I just feel terrible for their families because I know this is a special place for them too." 

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A fire ripped through the California Yacht Club in Marina del Rey on the evening of Dec. 12, 2023.

The yacht club was built back in 1967. It was relocated to Marina del Rey after it was founded in Wilmington Harbor, near San Pedro, in 1922.

The cause of the fire was under investigation. 

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Firefighters worked overnight Monday to extinguish a blaze that erupted at a historic yacht club in Marina del Rey.

The Los Angeles County Fire Department received a call around 11:30 p.m. Monday for a structure fire at the California Yacht Club in the 4400 block of Admiralty Way, said Fred Fielding, a Fire Department spokesperson.

Crews arrived to find heavy smoke and fire engulfing the two-story building, fire officials said.

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Video from news outlets showed large flames consuming the structure as smoke billowed overhead. Multiple firetrucks and firefighters were called in to help contain the blaze.

Two firefighters suffered moderate injuries and were taken to a hospital, Fielding said. The extent of their injuries and their status was not immediately known.

The blaze was knocked down just before 1:30 a.m. Tuesday, said Jeremy Stafford, supervising fire dispatcher at the L.A. County Fire Department.

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The cause of the fire remains under investigation, Stafford said.

The California Yacht Club was started in 1922 by yachtsman from the Los Angeles Athletic Club and other yacht clubs, according to the club’s website .

Representatives for the club did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

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Posted: December 13, 2023 | Last updated: February 19, 2024

Two firefighters were hurt while battling a raging fire that destroyed a decades-old yacht club in Marina del Rey overnight. Crews first responded to the fire at the California Yacht Club in the 4400 block of Admiralty Way around 11:30 p.m. Monday. They arrived to find intense flames and heavy smoke billowing from the two-story building. KTLA's Chris Wolfe reports on Dec. 12, 2023.

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Del Rey Yacht Club

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“ If you have children the pool and junior sailing program are the best on the west coast. ” in 2 reviews

“ Not just the Marina del Rey facility is wonderful, but there is also another great facility in Cat Harbor, Catalina Island . ” in 3 reviews

“ From Max, Lisa and Archie at the front to Kyle, Allen, Danny, Javier and Al taking care of your food and drink needs it never disappoints. ” in 3 reviews

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A wonderful club, particularly for older people, in so many ways. Assistant manager Archie, servers including but not limited to Allen, Kyle and Danny, accountant Jerilynn are all wonderful. Why not 5-star? The MANAGER can be brutally insensitive and money-mongering...in the face of a loved one's death, or other trauma, entirely inflexible (regarding any temporary payment adjustment) and emotionally tone deaf. Enjoy. But beware this management style. I don't know how or why they keep her. I guess she brings in money.

I love my club, the other reviews are correct in that our staff is amazing and accommodating. You always feel the special treatment of a private club vs. a public restaurant/bar. They rarely can't accommodate a special request and do it with a smile. From Max, Lisa and Archie at the front to Kyle, Allen, Danny, Javier and Al taking care of your food and drink needs it never disappoints. Most Fridays I find myself wanting to test Allen's Tiki drink of the week and recently fell in love with the Japanese slipper (delicious refreshing Midori drink . Love the new dinning room menu and it's true we have the best fillet of Sole I have had. Activities for all kinds, movie nights, game nights, dancing with live bands, family cruises, races and dock parties. Do your self a favor and come and enjoy DRYC.

Incredible food and service! Javier is so welcoming and helpful. I'm too young for alcohol but I heard Alan makes the best Mai Tais ever! I would recommend the filet of sole. The server hailey is very sweet as well and I was so grateful to have her take my order. Join the yacht club! Such a good decision, this is the one.

Wonderful Sunday Buffet!! Lots of choices ! Very clean ! Great taste! Great Service !!! Valet parking if you want!

Been a happy member since 1995. Best Club around bar none. Clubhouse, docks and grounds provide a wonderful space and the friendly members complete the DRYC experience. No boat? No problem! Come for a visit and check it out.

I joined Del Rey Yacht Club over 20 years ago and it was the best decision I could have made. Now I am retired and get to enjoy the Club even more. I keep my boat at its wonderful docks in the Marina and also get to enjoy the Catalina Harbor facility at Catalina Island. You could not ask for more.

Great private yacht club with amenities such as pool, bar, restaurant, etc. that outshines all its competitions in Marina Del Rey.

Del Rey Yacht Club is the premier yacht club in Marina del Rey. The club is steep in tradition, with many 2nd and 3rd generation members making Del Rey Yacht Club the focal point of their family's activities. There is something for everyone, from sailing to angling to the various social events. The calendar is constantly providing new and exciting things to do. Del Rey Yacht Club has a great dining room and vibrant bar with delicious food and drink to tempt everyone. The club's clubhouse facility is second to none. The club has a large parking lot complete with boat hoist to make launching small craft easy. The club's facility on Catalina Island makes the several cruises there great fun. I've enjoyed Del Rey Yacht Club for many years. I'm sure you would enjoy it as well!

We enjoy the bar and casual food scene here. The club has a great view of the marina and many beautiful boats. Danny is the best. Alan and Al are wonderful too.

Danny, Al, and Allen are some of the best people I have ever met. We've been members here for years and we come here now in large part just to catch up with them. They greet us with a smile and a generous pour. In this big city it's really nice to have a place where everybody knows your name. Highly recommend membership here, and even more highly recommend that you come by when Danny is working the bar!

This is a great yacht club with so much great history to it. Wonderful views and facilities. Very friendly members who treat one another like family. Also, very friendly and knowledgeable bar tenders. Not just the Marina del Rey facility is wonderful, but there is also another great facility in Cat Harbor, Catalina Island. Great place to enjoy a very relaxing cruise!

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