YouTube - Firefighters are continuing to work on a five-alarm fire that burned three structures in San Francisco.

The fire was reported just before noon at a four-story apartment building in the Western Addition of San Francisco. The fire spread from a building along the 1100 block of Elm Street two neighboring buildings.
One of the secondary buildings that caught fire was an apartment complex; the second structure was a school.

Two ambulances were initially dispatched to the scene. Three people -- one civilian and two firefighters -- sustained minor injuries.

An elderly care facility a few blocks away was briefly evacuated due to smoke concerns.
San Francisco fire official Joanne Hayes-White said they believe all residents were safely evacuated from both apartment buildings. The school was not in session.

The Red Cross has set up a command post along the 1300 block of nearby McAllister.

The fire was declared under control just after 3 p.m.