Firefighters moved fast on a Sherman Oaks structure fire Thursday after an outdoor blaze crept into an attached garage, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department. The incident, reported near the 14900 block of Rhinestone Drive, was declared “now out,” with no immediate injuries and crews staying behind to overhaul the damage.
What LAFD Reported
An alert on the LAFD website states the fire started outside and extended into an attached garage at a one-story single-family home at 14922 W Rhinestone Dr. Firefighters reported achieving knockdown about 27 minutes after the first 911 call and confirmed everyone inside had been safely removed. Companies stayed on scene to hit remaining hotspots and secure the property.
Timeline and On-Scene Response
“Firefighters ensured all occupants were out of the home,” the alert on the LAFD website notes, underscoring the focus on getting residents clear while crews attacked the flames. The department listed several Valley Bureau engine and battalion companies among the responders and reported no injuries. The quick knockdown, paired with a map attached to the alert, offered a clear, no-nonsense update for neighbors and media tracking the call.
Where to Get Updates
The department also pushed a brief update to its account on X, including a map of the location and the “now out” status. Officials have not yet released information on the cause or full damage estimates, and we will continue watching official channels and local outlets for any follow-up details.
