Officials: Two-alarm fire rips through New Rochelle home
Officials say fire started in the basement and spread to the first and second floors.
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19h agoOfficials say a two-alarm fire ripped through a New Rochelle house on Wednesday.
The fire began just after 1:30 p.m. on 76 Treno St.
The fire started in the basement and spread to the first and second floors.
No one was injured and all the occupants of the house – eight adults and two children - were gone when the fire began, according to officials.
New Rochelle Fire Chief Andrew Sandor told News 12 they have been to the same house for fires in the past.
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