Fire crews battle three-alarm structure fire in Fresno, officials say

Fire crews battle three-alarm structure fire in Fresno, officials sayshuttershock

Fire crews responded to a three-alarm structure fire in Fresno early Sunday morning, according to Fresno County Fire.

Firefighters responded to a call just before 4:00 a.m. about a residential fire on the 2500 block of Ninth Street.

Upon arrival, officials say fire crews learned that a vehicle fire had extended to a nearby structure.

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Fresno County Fire worked alongside the Fresno Fire Department to stop further damage, and to protect neighboring homes that were being threatened authorities say.

Officials say many of the engine companies working on scene had been assigned to multiple other structure fires overnight during their shifts.

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Kitten saved from drowning by deputies, according to officials

A kitten that fell into the Kings River in Reedley was saved by deputies patrolling the area on Sunday morning, according to the Fresno County Sheriff’s Office.

Officials say deputies with the Sheriff’s Boating Enforcement Unit were patrolling the waters when they noticed a kitten had fallen from Olsen Bridge into the river.

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According to FSO, the kitten started drowning and deputies “swooped in” and pulled the animal out of the water safely.

Authorities say the kitten is now safe and receiving care from Fresno Humane Animal Services.

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