Fire in Jersey City destroys at least 2 businesses and apartments
It appears a couple of businesses, including a restaurant and a real estate company, as well as several apartments may have been affected if not destroyed.
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6ds agoFirefighters in Jersey City braved the cold temperatures to bring a fire under control on Pacific Avenue just off Communipaw Avenue Wednesday morning.
Two businesses - a pizzeria and cigar shop - and three apartments may have been affected, if not destroyed. This fire may have included a roof collapse.
The Red Cross confirms that it is helping a family of three - two adults, one child and a dog.
A firefighter suffered minor injuries by slipping on ice, officials said.
The cause of the fire was not immediately known.
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