Collapsed crane won't be removed for at least two weeks

Collapsed crane won't be removed for at least two weeks

August 15, 2024 8:36 pm PST.

Crews continue to assess the damage after a crane collapsed on 41st Avenue during a fire last week. The city says it will be at least two weeks before the crane is clear.

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