Firefighters have contained a two-alarm apartment building fire in the Corona Heights-Ashbury Heights area of San Francisco Monday evening.
Live report from the scene of a two-alarm apartment fire that displaced as many as 50 residents on Upper Terrace in the Corona Heights neighborhood on Monday. There were no injuries, but two people had to be rescued by San Francisco firefighters.
Fire Lt. Jonathan Baxter said the two people who had to be rescued climbed to the balcony because they could not access the hallway. Baxter said it was good of them to have a plan in place to escape. Crews will remain to remove any hot spots and allow access to the fire investigator.
Singapore Latest News, Singapore Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Fun, free, cheap: What to do in San Francisco this week - The San Francisco Examiner“Psyche Bidding Her Family Farewell” was hidden in a private collection for over 200 years. Now the public can see it in person for the first time in centuries at the Legion of Honor museum. (Pst. It's free on Saturday's for Bay Area residents.)
Read more »
New San Francisco Billboards Call Out Drug ProblemA group of Bay Area mothers have paid to put up a huge billboard in Union Square Monday, highlighting extensive drug problems in San Francisco.
Read more »
San Francisco billboards warn tourists of 'dirt cheap' fentanyl sold in open marketMothers of children killed by fentanyl and addicts living on the streets of San Francisco launched a series of powerful advertisements intended to warn tourists against visiting the city.
Read more »
Endorsement: Gavin Newsom the clear (and only) choice for California governor - The San Francisco ExaminerENDORSEMENT: Not one formidable person opted to run against GavinNewsom by the state’s March 11 filing deadline. Instead, his opposition is a joke slate of third-rate publicity hounds and people who get a kick out of seeing their names printed on ballots.
Read more »
California law requiring diversity on corporate boards struck down - The San Francisco ExaminerA California law requiring diversity on corporate boards of directors has been struck down in a blow to the state’s efforts to address racial and gender disparities in the workplace.
Read more »