Authorities say human remains have been found after the Tuesday explosion and fire at a fireworks warehouse in the Northern California community of Esparto. On Friday, Yolo County officials announced that human remains were located after coroner's division personnel were allowed to access the site for their investigation.

Human remains have been found at the warehouse filled with fireworks that exploded in Northern California this week, officials said.

Investigators have located human remains following a large explosion at a Northern California fireworks warehouse.

Yolo County officials confirmed Saturday afternoon that all seven of the missing workers' remains have been found after an explosion at a fireworks warehouse in Esparto.

Federal investigators are cautiously searching the warehouse site because of the risk from unexploded materials.

The parents of three brothers — 18-year-old Jesus Ramos, 22-year-old Johny Ramos and 28-year-old Junior Melendez — faced the danger head-on, desperate to find their sons after the fireworks facility they worked at exploded.

The remains of at least some of the seven who are missing have been found at the site of Tuesday's deadly fireworks warehouse explosion in Yolo County, Calif.

The explosion, which left seven people missing, started a wildfire and forced some cities and counties to cancel or postpone Fourth of July fireworks shows.