A structure fire in Harbor Gateway was quickly knocked down Wednesday morning after Los Angeles firefighters rushed to a commercial address at 1350 West 220th Street. The Los Angeles Fire Department later marked the incident as "Fire Out" and listed FS85 among the responding units. There were no immediate details on injuries, damage, or what sparked the blaze.
LAFD Alert- Harbor Gateway Structure Fire - Fire Out 1350 W 220th St MAP: https://t.co/ALvatWpUGP FS85; DETAILS: https://t.co/IcFh35rmVH
— LAFD (@LAFD) February 11, 2026
What LAFD reported
According to LAFD, an alert on X pegged the incident at 1350 W. 220th St. and confirmed the fire was "out." The brief update linked to a map and an incident-details page but did not include any information on possible injuries or a suspected cause.
Recent nearby fires
The blaze adds to a string of recent fire activity in the South Bay corridor. In January, the Harbor Gateway auto shop blaze drew attention when LAFD crews reportedly knocked it down in roughly 27 minutes. In August 2025, ABC7 reported a larger AT&T building fire in the area that triggered shelter-in-place advisories along with runoff and air-quality monitoring. Those incidents underline why the department keeps pushing residents to pay attention to official updates and advisories when smoke starts showing up on the skyline.
How to stay informed
Neighbors around 220th Street can expect cleanup and follow-up work in the area and should keep an eye on official updates. For the latest information, check LAFD online along with the department's X feed. People with respiratory conditions are advised to stay indoors and keep windows closed if smoke lingers until authorities say local air quality has improved.
