Fire at Pine Hill apartment building destroys 16 units, displaces at least 26
An improperly discarded cigarette is to blame for the apartment building fire that displaced over 20 people and destroyed 16 units.
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An improperly discarded cigarette is to blame for the apartment building fire that displaced over 20 people and destroyed 16 units.
After a devastating fire rips through an apartment building in Pine Hill, New Jersey, we’re learning about the simple mistake that likely sparked the massive inferno. Officials said an improperly discarded cigarette fell onto debris on a balcony and the flames started spreading in Camden County. Ryan Hughes reports.
It’s been almost three weeks since the fire that destroyed a building at a Delaware County elementary school. It was a devastating loss, but it didn’t stop students and staff from taking part in a cherished annual event on Friday. Madeleine Wright reports they were building hope for the future.
Angie's Luncheonette, a popular South Jersey restaurant, was heavily damaged after an overnight fire in Bordentown.
A popular South Jersey restaurant is heavily damaged after an overnight fire. The owner of Angie's Luncheonette in Bordentown, New Jersey says they're waiting to find out if they can rebuild. Brandon Goldner explains the impact this fire is having on the community.
Crews are fighting a massive fire in Chester County. Our chopper is over the scene on Isabella Road in West Nantmeal Township. The fire started just after 9 p.m. Friday. Officials said the lack of fire hydrants in the area is making the fire fight more challenging. No injuries have been reported.
It was back to school for some students at Saint Francis of Assisi. On Tuesday morning, 8th graders gathered in front of the school with the message “SFA Strong.” A fire destroyed part of their catholic school last week.
Norristown Fire Department confirmed the flames that destroyed the Fire Chief's Memorial Bandshell in Elmwood Park was arson.
Classic Cake Bakery in Cherry Hill is back Wednesday with a grand opening four years after an electrical fire destroyed the business.
A beloved funeral home in North Philadelphia is damaged after a fire, but the owner plans to rebuild.
A fire broke out at a nearly 100-year-old funeral in the Brewerytown section of North Philadelphia Wednesday morning. The supervisor says she plans to rebuild.
Ryan Hughes reports.
A home where civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. once stayed in Camden was damaged in a fire overnight.
