structure fire
Coverage of structure fire in the Nexus archive.
- 6 displaced after fire on Union Street in Schenectady
A structure fire on Union Street in Schenectady displaced six people. The Schenectady Fire Department responded to the fire at around 4 p.m.
- 1 dead, 60 displaced in Baldwin Park structure fire
One person is dead and 60 others are displaced after a fire erupted at a residential structure in Baldwin Park. Crews with the Los Angeles County Fire Department responded to 12828 E. Ramona Blvd. and called for a second-alarm response.
- 3 displaced after fire in Albany
Three people were displaced following a structure fire on Quail Street in Albany. The Albany Fire Department responded to the incident on Saturday morning.
- Crews battling brush fire and structure fire in Eagle Rock area amid dangerous heat
Crews are battling a brush fire and a structure fire in the Eagle Rock area amid dangerous heat. The brush fire in Glendale tore through one home and threatens others.
- 1 hospitalized after Wednesday morning fire near Pineville
A person was hospitalized after a structure fire near Pineville on Wednesday morning. The incident occurred on the 13400 block of Baker Mills Road, with Carolina Volunteer Fire responding. No further details are available as the story is developing.
- Pearl City fire displaces family, investigation ongoing
A structure fire in Pearl City was extinguished by the Honolulu Fire Department, displacing two adults and three children. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
- Pasadena Sees Lessened Risk as Particle Pollution Advisory Extends to Tuesday
A regional particle pollution advisory remains in effect for Pasadena through Tuesday due to smoke from a Boyle Heights structure fire. PM2.5 readings improved in several Los Angeles areas starting Sunday, but the advisory was extended as air quality near the fire remains impacted.
- Crews fight ‘heavy fire’ in Mint Hill neighborhood, officials say
A heavy structure fire broke out at Friar Tuck Lane in Mint Hill, North Carolina, on Saturday, June 20, around 3:30 p.m. Multiple fire crews, including Charlotte Fire and Mint Hill Fire, responded to the scene. The cause of the fire and whether anyone was injured remain unclear.