SAN DIEGO, CA – Firefighters with San Diego Fire-Rescue responded to a residential fire in Golden Hills that left one resident in the hospital on Friday morning.
According to The San Diego Union-Tribune, authorities were alerted of a fire at a home on C Street near 28th Street around 9:40 a.m.
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San Diego Fire-Rescue spokeswoman Monica Munoz said that firefighters were met with heavy smoke and flames when they arrived at the single-story house. The residence was searched, but firefighters did not find anyone inside.
One resident was treated by medics before being transported to UC San Diego Medical Center for smoke inhalation.
Munoz also said another displaced resident was receiving help from The American Red Cross in finding temporary lodging.
At this time, the cause of the fire remains unclear. We will update this blog should more details become available.
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