ESPARTO — Three brothers, two of them East Bay residents, were among seven people identified by authorities in Yolo County on Friday as victims of an explosion at a warehouse storing fireworks.

Yolo County authorities have officially identified all seven of the people who died in the Esparto fireworks warehouse explosion.

YOLO COUNTY, Calif. - The Yolo County coroner officially identified all seven men killed last week in the fireworks facility explosion in Yolo County. Four of the victims were Bay Area residents, including Jhony Ramos, Jesus Ramos, two brothers from San Pablo, and Christopher Goltiao Bocog and Neil Justin Li, both from San Francisco.

The victims, all men, ranged in age from 18 to 45 and were from California communities that include Stockton, San Francisco, San Andreas, Sacramento and San Pablo. Three were brothers.

A girl was injured while playing with fireworks in North Philadelphia on Thursday, police said. The incident happened on the 1700 block of North Bailey Street at around 3:30 p.m., according to police. Police said the girl was taken to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia after the incident. Her condition isn't known at this time.

A video posted to social media shows a man throwing lit fireworks at bar patrons and later at pedestrians on sidewalks in downtown St. Louis

Laguna Beach police said they identified the suspect as a 13-year-old boy, who was arrested on suspicion of felony reckless burning of forest land.

The new High Key Club concierge lounge debuting Thursday, July 10 at the Disneyland Hotel will double as a fireworks viewing area for club level hotel guests. The High Key Club will nearly double the size of the former E-Ticket Club club-level lounge in the hotel’s Adventureland Tower.