Red Cross provides financial help to families affected by fire in Yonkers
The fire happened on Spruce Street.
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Jan 4, 2023, 3:22 AM
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Updated 858 days ago
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22h agoThe Red Cross says it is helping several families in Yonkers after a fire Monday night.
The fire happened on Spruce Street.
The Red Cross says it gave financial aid to 14 adults and 7 kids from 10 families so they can replace lost personal items.
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