A fire in a converted warehouse in Oakland, California has killed at least 33 people. The cause of the fire has yet to be determined, but the building had no sprinklers and the only exit from the second floor was a makeshift staircase. Firefighters arriving on scene did not hear any alarms. Oakland’s Planning Department had opened an investigation into the premises last month.
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