CALIFORNIA, Pa. —Fire crews spent over 30 hours putting out flames across six buildings in the borough of California on Saturday, with three of the structures considered a complete loss. Firefighters were called to Liberty Street in California for the reported fire just after noon on Saturday. Six buildings were involved in the fire. Officials says the blaze was a three-alarm fire, and 14 fire companies responded to help douse the flames. “This is a generational fire. You don’t get one like this,” said California Volunteer Fire Department Chief Tom Hartley Jr. No one was hurt in the fire. The fire marshal is investigating the cause. Four families were displaced. The Salvation Army and the Red Cross were on scene helping the four displaced families. Fire crews were quickly rotating as they worked to stay hydrated while fighting the smoke and flames.