Buildings still smoldering after being torched by fire days ago in New Jersey
Firefighters are still putting out hot spots on buildings destroyed by a massive warehouse fire in Belleville, New Jersey, that started Sunday.
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Firefighters are still putting out hot spots on buildings destroyed by a massive warehouse fire in Belleville, New Jersey, that started Sunday.
Firefighters are still working to put out hot spots at a burnt-out industrial complex in Belleville, New Jersey, three days after a massive fire.
A 14-alarm fire in Belleville, New Jersey, burned for hours Sunday, taking out an entire block. Smoke can still be seen coming from the building Tuesday.
Sunday's 14-alarm fire in Belleville, New Jersey, took out an entire block. Several dozen fire departments were needed to put out the blaze.
The FDNY is battling a smoky four-alarm fire at a Brooklyn waterfront warehouse on Wednesday afternoon. This is right near another warehouse that went up in flames a few months ago.
They lost nearly 900 pieces and several other art studios in last week's blaze. Now, their focus is on survival.
More than 100 firefighters are working to get the flames under control, but officials say the blaze could burn into the weekend. CBS New York's John Dias has the latest from the scene.
CBS New York's John Dias just arrived on the scene of the warehouse fire along the waterfront and has a live update.
The flames broke out early Friday morning along the city's waterfront. Chopper 2 has the latest from the sky above.
FDNY officials said aside from the excessive heat, they also faced limited water hookups in the area.
The fire was brought under control around 2 a.m. Tuesday. Now, crews are working to put out hot spots that flare up. CBS New York's John Dias has the latest from the scene.
No injuries have been reported, but officials say it will be a delicate operation to put the four-alarm blaze out because of hazardous materials in the warehouse. CBS New York's Lisa Rozner has the latest.
The building was used to store DNA evidence dating back decades. CBS2's Kristie Keleshian has the latest.
