A fire at a Redwood City liquor store in 2025 resulted in the deaths of two men. Investigators have released an update on the incident, stating that one of the victims is believed to have started the fire. The fire occurred at Avenue Liquors on Roosevelt Avenue.
m. on the day of the incident. Further details on the investigation are available from the authorities, who released the update on Thursday.
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