Firefighters knocked down a two-alarm house fire that spread to an adjacent home in San Jose.
At about 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, firefighters responded to reports of flames in the 3100 block of Remington Way in East San Jose, near Quimby Oak Middle School, officials said.
No injuries were reported, and all structures involved were clear, the fire department said.
The fire department said nine people were displaced by the blaze and Red Cross has contacted them to assist.
Traffic in the area was impacted by the firefight, and officials asked the public to avoid the area.
UPDATE: Only two structures damaged: primary and delta exposure (right). Bravo exposure (left) has minor damage to fence but firefighters did well to prevent structure damage.
— San José Fire Dept. (@SJFD) April 8, 2025
Red Cross contacted to assist 9 displaced: 2 adults from primary, and 4 adults & 3 children from delta. pic.twitter.com/ITu3pSKwUf
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