A viral Facebook post falsely claimed that a fire broke out at the San Francisco 49ers' Levi’s Stadium.
A viral Facebook post claiming that Levi’s Stadium, home of the San Francisco 49ers, caught fire is false. There is no credible evidence or official report confirming a fire at the stadium on October 30, 2026.
The claim appeared in a Facebook Reel shared by an account named Iris Murdoch. It described an alleged fire at the Santa Clara venue as breaking news and urged viewers to read more through a link.
However, the linked page, published on trendify1.jervisfamily.com, offers no reliable evidence to support the story. It does not name any officials, provide statements from emergency services or include verified photographs or videos of the alleged incident.
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What does the viral post claim?
The linked article describes an alleged fire that started early in the morning in a service and maintenance area beneath the stadium seating. It claims smoke spread through parts of the venue, alarms went off and firefighters and police rushed to the scene.
It also includes an alleged statement from the 49ers organization about its response to the incident. The page attributes comments to head coach Kyle Shanahan, but provides no source or official record to verify them.
There is no evidence supporting these details. The story also offers no confirmation from the Santa Clara Fire Department,...
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