The fire reportedly began Wednesday night and required over 100 firefighters to put out the blaze, believed to involve concept cars and lithium-ion batteries.

Firefighters battled a blaze at General Motors’ Advanced Design Center in Pasadena on Wednesday evening, Oct. 22, authorities said. No one was injured, said Lisa Derderian, a spokeswoman for the city.

Hundreds of firefighters and a hazardous materials team were called in to assist in battling the blaze, which reportedly ...

About 100 firefighters in Pasadena battled a four-alarm fire at a General Motors facility where many state-of-the-art automotive design concepts are born.

The GM layoffs were in the "low hundreds," the company said, and mostly impacted its tech center in Warren, Michigan.

The automaker’s headcount reductions affected workers at sites in Michigan and Georgia, according to a company spokesperson.

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Design engineering team members received early morning notices on Oct. 24, with the company eliminating computer-aided design roles.

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