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The Long Beach Linden Avenue building fire

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DevelopingNext check Oct 30: Confirmation of power restoration and the four residents' return, plus any formal demolition order or demolition schedule.

Where it stands

An overnight fire destroyed the abandoned Linden Avenue building; firefighters kept it from spreading, and no injuries were reported. Four residents of the adjacent duplex lost power and had to stay elsewhere. City crews were called to coordinate demolition, but the report does not say demolition is complete.

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The story so far

  1. Update 1

    Repeat fire destroys vacant Long Beach building, displacing four neighbors

    The Linden Avenue building had burned before. This fire destroyed it, cut power next door and left four residents awaiting a confirmed return home.

History

  1. Opened1 report

Who's involved

Organizations

  • Long Beach Fire DepartmentThe fire department for Long Beach, California1 report
  • Southern California Edisonelectrical utility in Southern California, United States1 report

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