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Sacramento affordable housing project goes up in flames

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An affordable housing project along Broadway in Sacramento went up in flames on Tuesday morning. The fire was elevated to a three-alarm and aerial firefighting trucks were brought in to extinguish the colossal fire. No one was injured in the fire and the cause is still under investigation.

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The Business Journals

On Broadway affordable housing project in Sacramento ravaged by overnight fire

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Fox40

Sacramento affordable housing project goes up in flames

An affordable housing project along Broadway in Sacramento went up in flames on Tuesday morning, according to the Sacramento Fire Department.

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