Fire destroys 11 tiny homes, damages 4 others at Veterans Affairs campus in West L.A.
Firefighters from the Los Angeles Fire Department responded shortly after midnight to the 11300 block of West Wilshire Boulevard, where they found several of the structures engulfed in flames, officials said.
Eleven homes were destroyed in the fire and four others were damaged by heat, smoke and water, an LAFD spokesperson said. Officials initially said 15 tiny homes were destroyed.Investigators determined the fire was caused by overheated lithium batteries, the Fire Department said. The incident caused $110,000 in damages to structures and $55,000 worth of damage to content, according to the LAFD.Copyright © 2022 KABC Television, LLC. All rights reserved.
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