Fire Leaves Over Sixty People Homeless

San Francisco, CA — Over sixty people were left without homes early Friday when a fire swept through a San Francisco apartment building.  It took 150 firefighters almost three hours to put out the five-alarm blaze.  Fortunately, only one firefighter suffered a burn to his neck and one civilian was treated for smoke inhalation.  The fire started in a three-story Victorian home and spread to the apartment building.  Winds made the fire spread more quickly and the buildings were made of wood and were attached to each other.  Fire officials are looking into the cause of the fire.  The Red Cross was on the scene to help the residents left homeless.