Canoga Park Apartment Fire Injures Two, Displaces Six

0:00Early Tuesday morning, a fire ripped through a two-story apartment building in Canoga Park, injuring two people and forcing six others from there, homes. Firefighters rushed to the spot on Bryan Street just after 2.39am, tackling flames that started on the first floor. It took 83 firefighters 28 minutes to knock down the blaze. Out of eight folks checked for injuries, two ended up in the hospital, while the rest were okay. Now, the Los Angeles Fire Department's arson squad is on the case, digging into what sparked this mess. They also debunked early rumors that two residents jumped from the second floor. Nope, that didn't happen. Building inspectors and power officials showed up to check if the structures safe to re-enter, and the Red Cross stepped in to help those six. Displaced families with temporary spots to crash. As investigators piece it together, folks in the neighborhood are an edge, hoping for quick answers and no more scares like this. From your city, powered by AI, this is California News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.