A fire at a two-story home in Santa Monica has resulted in the deaths of an elderly couple. The incident occurred on Lincoln Blvd. The city has experienced another fatal residential fire, with this being the second in the last three months. Further details about the fire are available from the Los Angeles Times, which reported on the incident in Santa Monica.
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