San Diego Fire-Rescue crews rushed out today to a two-alarm structure fire in La Jolla, reported near the 6600 block of Avenida Andorra. The first units were dispatched at about 1:30 PM, and firefighters stayed on scene into the afternoon as they worked to bring the incident under control.
What officials are reporting
According to NBC 7 San Diego, the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department upgraded the call to a two-alarm response and assigned 72 personnel to the scene. The outlet reported the initial dispatch time and noted the size of the response.
Neighborhood impacts and safety
Responses of this size typically bring in multiple engines, truck companies, and support units, which can mean temporary street closures, blocked driveways, or limited parking while crews work. For official information and safety guidance directly from the agency handling the fire, check the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department News Center.
How we're covering it
This incident is still developing. NBC 7 San Diego reported that additional details could be released as firefighters complete their work. We will update this story with official statements and any confirmed information on injuries, evacuations, or road closures as authorities provide it.
