A significant fire erupted in San Francisco's Inner Richmond late Thursday night, impacting five row houses on 5th Avenue. The blaze started around 1:54 am and escalated to a four-alarm fire, leading to a substantial response from 140 firefighters. Despite their efforts, 35 residents were displaced, and a pet cat perished in the incident. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, while community support efforts are underway, including assistance from the Red Cross for the affected residents.
A major blaze broke out overnight in SF's Inner Richmond, destroying or damaging five row houses on 5th Avenue between Balboa and Anza streets, leaving one pet cat dead and 35 people displaced.
The fire began around 1:54 am Friday, and flames quickly spread across three adjacent three-story residences, leading to a four-alarm response from the fire department.
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