A raging 3-alarm fire is responsible for injuring four firefighters and displacing more than a dozen New Jersey families, city officials said Saturday morning. Three residential buildings on Seymour Avenue in Newark were gutted before sunrise after the fire raced through each of the buildings in the middle of the night.

Four firefighters were hospitalized and 14 families were displaced after a massive fire tore through three residential buildings in Newark overnight, city officials said. Firefighters responded to an unoccupied building on Seymour Avenue minutes before midnight Friday and the blaze quickly extended to two occupied buildings,

Four firefighters were injured and over 30 people displaced after a large three-alarm fire broke out at a building in Newark, New Jersey and spread on Friday night.

Four firefighters were injured and dozens of people were displaced after flames tore through an abandoned house and quickly spread to other homes in Newark. CBS News New York's Lori Bordonaro spoke to residents who lost everything.

NEW YORK - A fast-moving third-alarm fire in Newark, New Jersey ripped through three homes overnight Saturday. Many reports suggest the fire may have started inside an abandoned building on Seymour Avenue. The blaze displaced dozens of residents who were put on a city bus to stay warm.