Building explodes, causes fire in Yolo County town of Esparto
The Winters Police Department said it happened in the nearby community of Esparto. The department said several streets in Esparto have been shut down as a result of a large explosion.
CBS News Bay Area's chopper was in the region due to a grass fire in nearby Vacaville. The chopper flew by the Esparto fire and captured images of the flames.
CBS News Bay Area
Cal Fire LNU said it also sent a crew into the area to assist with the fire.
It's not yet clear what caused the explosion or if anyone was injured.
This is a developing story. Check back with CBS Sacramento for updates.
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