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Six units were damaged and one person was hospitalized Saturday after a fire broke out at a five-story apartment building near UCLA, officials said.
The blaze began just before 8:30 p.m. on the fourth floor of the Wilshire Manor Apartments, a 46-unit apartment building in the10600 block of Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles Fire Departmentspokesman Brian Humphrey said.
About 130 firefighters put out the fire shortly before 9:30. To accommodate more than a dozen fire trucks, officialsshut down Wilshire Boulevard in both directions between Manning and Westholme avenues.
One woman was transported to a hospital in fair condition and is being treated for smoke inhalation, Humphrey said.
The six units damaged in the fire were rendered uninhabitable and residents were referred to the American Red Cross for temporary housing assistance, Humphrey said.
Some residents were evacuated from the apartment building while others were urged to shelter in place.
The apartment building, built in 1957, is located about four blocks southeast of UCLA.
For breaking news in California, follow@MattHjourno. He can be reached atmatt.hamilton@latimes.com.
9:17 p.m.: Updated the number of floors in the building.
9:29 p.m.: Added detail on injured person taken to hospital.
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Who's responsible when a delivery goes awry? That's been an issue for some luckless consumers at least since the days when Sears, Roebuck & Co. pioneered mail order a century ago, and likely for clients of the Pony Express before that. Recently, it has gained urgency from the growth of delivery-dependent Internet commerce. One day, it may even be an issue when Amazon's drones target the wrong front stoop for a package drop.
The key thing to remember is that delivery systems endure because, almost always, they work as promised. But just in time for the holidays, Philadelphian Ellen Zucker has a cautionary tale to share about what can happen when something goes wrong. She found that it can seem a Herculean task - or, as she puts it, David vs. Goliath - just to make things right.
In the end, Zucker basically solved her own problem, and wrapped it up with a bow for Consumer 14.0, so this is mostly her story. It begins earlier in the fall, when Verizon Wireless lured her with an offer she couldn't refuse: Trade in her dated iPhone for a brand-spanking-new iPhone 6 Plus.
Verizon said the device would arrive via FedEx before 8 p.m. Nov. 12 at her Castor Gardens home in Northeast Philly. That's when things went kablooie.
Zucker's home, I should note, is a place where she has never had problems with deliveries, even while away at her job working for the state. It's on a neat block of rowhouses with large front yards, patios, and plenty of places to stash packages. Still, with a phone that retails for more than $700, she didn't want to take any chances. So when FedEx texted at midday Nov. 12 to say her package had arrived, she decided to drive home during lunch. She arrived less than 90 minutes after the supposed delivery. But there was no package, no note - no sign at all of her phone.
When she contacted FedEx, she got a surprise no one would want to hear: The courier company said it had a "Proof of Delivery" document, which it said showed that the package had been delivered to her address - and that Zucker herself had signed for it.
I've talked to Zucker only a few times, but I'm inclined to rule out any notion that she has an evil clone who sneaks around while she's at work and likes to play Angry Birds on her phone. I'll also accept that the scrawl above the words Indirect Signature Required wasn't her signature. But she had a tough time convincing FedEx or Verizon of the same.
Zucker says she called the companies nearly every day for the next three weeks. FedEx kept pointing to the signature as obvious evidence that it had performed its role. Verizon, hearing the same story from FedEx, left her equally frustrated.
How did she eventually break through? Zucker reported the vanished phone to police, filed a fraud report with Verizon with evidence of her actual signature, and disputed the charge with American Express. But she suspects what mattered most was an e-mail to a Verizon regional president. A few days later, she got a call from someone in "executive relations."
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