A fire in San Francisco's Visitacion Valley neighborhood has left six people displaced. The incident occurred on Friday morning in a multi-unit residential building. The fire was reported in the 300 block of Raymond Avenue, with crews arriving at the scene shortly after.
Flames were found burning on the second floor of the building. Further details about the fire are available from fire officials and local news sources, including KRON4.
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