e not residents of the Newport Beach area.

The holiday turned dangerous elsewhere across Southern California as firefighters battled multiple blazes and a fireworks display ended in injuries.

Multiple people were hurt in Chino after fireworks exploded too close to the ground while a large group had gathered in the street for a Fourth of July display.

Around Los Angeles, firefighters responded to multiple fires Saturday night.

More than 60 firefighters battled a commercial building fire on the 14300 block of Figueroa Street in the Harbor Gateway neighborhood after crews were dispatched at 9:49 p.m., according to the LAFD.

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8 Law enforcement responded to a fireworks explosion that injured multiple people. abc7

Another fire broke out shortly after 9 p.m. on the 15200 block of Tuba Street in Mission Hills, where multiple Cypress trees ignited in a residential neighborhood.

The flames threatened nearby homes and spread to two vehicles before firefighters stopped the blaze from reaching any houses. No injuries were reported.

The causes of both fires remain under investigation, and officials have not ruled out fireworks as a possible cause.

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