1 Occupant Injured in Mobile Home Fire
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A Simi Valley mobile home was badly damaged and one occupant treated for smoke inhalation when a fire engulfed the structure Sunday afternoon, county officials said.
The second-alarm fire, which began at 3:30 p.m., originated under the mobile home. It was contained within half an hour, officials said.
Two parents and a child lived in the Simi Country Estates mobile home, which received $25,000 in damages, officials said.
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