Crime & Safety
33 People, Including 9 Children, Displaced In Massive Boston Fire
The fire broke out on Saratoga Street in East Boston around 7 a.m., Boston fire officials said.

BOSTON, MA —A total of 33 people are now without a home after a massive fire tore through multiple buildings in East Boston Wednesday morning, according to the Boston Fire Department.
The fire broke out on Saratoga Street around 7 a.m. in a triple-decker wood frame and jumped to another triple-decker, according to officials.
There are 24 adults and 9 children displaced, officials said. Several cats have been rescued as well.
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