VIDEO: A fire at a home reportedly belonging to actress Cara Delevingne in Studio City early Friday morning resulted in two injuries, including one to a firefighter, the Los Angeles Fire Department confirmed.
Just before 4 a.m., firefighters arrived at a home on 3265 North Oakdell Lane to find a 6,650 square foot, two-story home on fire, the department said. The fire consumed one room and later spread to the attic.
According to stringer service TrafficNewsLA, the home belongs to Delevingne, a model and actress known for her roles in “Paper Towns” and “Suicide Squad.” Delevingne, 31, was in England at the time of the fire, TMZ reported.
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VIDEO: A fire started in Woodland behind the Yolo Food Bank on Thursday afternoon.
KCRA 3's Brian Hickey reports the fire began when cardboard and other materials burned at the food bank and winds carried the embers to a nearby pile of old railroad ties that also caught fire. The food bank fire has been mopped up and crews are putting out the railroad tie fire, Hickey said.
The Yolo Food Bank said one of its freightliner trucks was significantly damaged by the fire, but the building was not affected.
All staff members were safe and uninjured, the organization said.
KCRA-TV NBC 3 Sacramento
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One man is dead after a fire in an apartment complex Wednesday evening in central Bakersfield, according to the Bakersfield Fire Department.
Two fire engines were dispatched to an emergency medical call at an apartment complex on O and 11 streets just before 8 p.m. A short time after the initial call, BFD received reports of a structure fire at the same address, officials said. At the scene, crews found an unconscious and unresponsive 71-year-old man inside the apartment. Firefighters said light to moderate smoke filled the apartment but no flames were visible.
BFD quickly controlled the fire by using a water fire extinguisher and performed CPR on the man. The man was pronounced dead at the scene. His death is being investigated as a fire fatality, according to the department.
KGET-TV NBC/CW+ 17 Bakersfield
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Authorities identified an Alaska woman and a Palm Springs man who were among the three people killed when flames engulfed a commercial building in Cathedral City that once housed the Elks Club over the weekend.
Josee Vanbuskirk, 37, of Wasilla, Alaska/Cathedral City and Daniel Burr, 51, of Palm Springs were identified by authorities on Thursday. The third person, Phillip Pape, 46, of Cathedral City was previously identified.
The Cathedral City Police Department also identified the person who was injured by the fire as Jonathan Ochoa, 37, of Cathedral City. He was taken to Eisenhower Health in critical condition. On Tuesday, CCFD told News Channel 3 that he was transported to Arrowhead Regional Medical Center.
KESQ-TV ABC 42 Palm Springs
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