A fire occurred at Sunnyvale City Hall on Saturday evening. The incident took place on the south side of the building. The Department of Public Safety reported the fire, which was described as small. It involved a lithium-ion battery. Further information about the incident can be found through the Department of Public Safety or local news sources, such as KTVU FOX 2 News.
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