HARBOR CITY, CA – Officials say one resident is dead after a fire erupted at a home in Harbor City on Friday night, reports the Daily Breeze.
According to the Los Angeles County and Los Angeles fire departments, crews responded to the fire on the 26300 block of South Western Avenue around 8:30 p.m.
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A resident was rescued by responders and transported to a nearby hospital, but later died from their injuries.
After the flames were put out, firefighters stood on the roof of the white house to inspect its interior. The home was heavily cluttered, including piles of belongings as tall as the doorway near the entry and another stack filling the garage.
An investigation into the source of the fire lasted through the weekend. As of Sunday evening, no official cause had been provided by authorities.
We will update this blog should more information become available.
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