4th body recovered in deadly explosion at Buena, NJ home
A fourth body has been recovered in Atlantic County as crews returned to the site of a deadly house explosion.
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A fourth body has been recovered in Atlantic County as crews returned to the site of a deadly house explosion.
Franklin Township Police, the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office, ATF, State Police and FBI are working together on the investigation.
Neighbors said nine were living in the Ocean County home, a family with three generations.
Neighbors tell CBS New York they heard an explosion then walked outside to see the home engulfed in flames.
CBS New York's Natalie Duddridge spoke with relatives who said the fire moved so quickly, it trapped people inside.
Santo Livio saw an ominous cloud hanging over a house and, along with a woman out for a walk, jumped into action.
Family members say the victim went back into the burning home to get a pet, but didn't make it out. CBS2's Carolyn Gusoff reports.
CBS2's Jim Smith has the story high above the scene in Chopper 2.
The little boy was rushed to a hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation, but did not survive.
Neighbors were obviously devastated that the fire took place on a sunny Mother's Day afternoon.
The fire started at a house in Dyker Heights early Sunday morning. CBS2's Jessica Moore reports.
Video from neighbors shows just how intense the flames were coming out of the first floor and then traveling up, causing damage to the second floor. CBS2's Kristie Keleshian reports.
Firefighters said the flames were already spreading rapidly when they got to the scene in Bayside.
The cause of the blaze remains under investigation. CBS2's Jessica Moore reports.
No injuries were reported, but the Red Cross was working to assist several displaced families.
Heavy flames caused part of the roof of the house on Walnut Street to collapse.
Video from Camden shows crews on the scene on Walnut Street, where advocates say the civil rights icon stayed in the 1940s and 50s, when he was a graduate student. CBS2's Alice Gainer reports.
Five people were killed in the fire on Saturday morning, including two children.
Two other firefighter suffered serious injuries in the fire on Friday and 19 others were treated for minor injuries. CBS2's Jessica Moore reports.
Officials say more than 20 people were hurt in the fire on Wednesday, most of them children.
The 9-year-old was trapped on the top floor of the home, but firefighters couldn't get to her in time.
The Mascianas received comfort at their Islip doorstep, as neighbors immediately organized food and clothing.
Neighbors reacted quickly, working to get food and clothes for the Masciana family after the blaze destroyed their home. CBS2's Jennifer McLogan reports.
Katie Polk's home and pets were lost, but the hamlet of Calverton is rallying around her.
The Blauvelt home was destroyed, but the couple living there escaped, thanks to Brianna Tuckey.
