Days of our LivesChloe's decision stuns Nicole and Brady; Chad learns Abigail plans to marry Dario.NEWSLETTERS Receive the latest local updates in your inboxAn Anaheim teen was hospitalized Tuesday after an electronic cigarette exploded.His hand was badly burned in the explosion, which his girlfriend described as sounding like a gun going off.He was back at home recovering Tuesday night.The teen is the second person reportedly injured by one of the devices in Southern California in as many days."At the time that this explosion occurred he was holding some type of e-cigarette device what precipitated this device to fail or this type of explosion we don't know, Ahaheim Police Department's Lt.Bob Dunn said,  "it was called in as a possible explosion so certainly people heard it."LAPDLooks to Cut Down on Surging Gang ViolenceA San Diego man was rushed to the burn unit after his e-cig exploded inside a liquor store in Ramona, also shattering glass.CalFire officials told NBC San Diego that they did not know what caused that explosion, but that it was not the first time a user had been injured by one of the devices.Lt.

Dunn said detectives and arson investigators will be looking into the two separate cases to see if there could be something triggering the devices to malfunction.SoCal Contractor Faces Possible Loss of License"We will look to see in the upcoming days if there are more situations or incidents like this or if perhaps manufactures reach out and indicate that there have been a series of these kinds of failures," Lt.Dunn said.E-cigarettes heat liquid nicotine into an inhalable vapor.Two weeks ago, the Federal Aviation Administration issued a warning urging airlines to bar users from carrying the devices in checked luggage because they are believed to be behind incidents were fires were sparked in the baggage hold of aircraft.Man Burned in E-Cigarette Explosion That Shattered Store Glass The FAA pointed to after-market parts as part of the concern.Michael Larkin and NBC San Diego’s Liberty Zabala and R. Stickney contributed to this story.BY POPULAR DEMAND, WE'RE BRINGING THE MAIN SHOW BACK TO ONE OF OUR EXCITING VENUESTHE ONTARIO CONVENTION CENTER IN ONTARIO, CALIFORNIA ECC is at it again in SoCal for 2017!

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Steve Concialdi of the Orange County Fire Authority.“It was like a bomb that exploded in his face,” Concialdi said.The man was smoking a modified e-cigarette about 1:45 a.m.inside his bedroom in the 100 block of MacArthur Boulevard, when it started humming, Concialdi said.As he quickly pulled the cigarette from his face, it exploded, authorities said.Concialdi said the powerful explosion sent pieces of the battery-operated device flying with one bit lodged in his bedroom ceiling.e cigarette yardleyThe bed, which was covered in clothing, burst in flames.Last month, authorities said an Anaheim Hills teen was burned when an e-cigarette he was using exploded.e cigarette aigues mortesIn San Diego, a man was hospitalized Feb.e cigarette utilisation

8 after an e-cigarette exploded inside his smoke shop.Concialdi said e-cigarette users should avoid overcharging their devices, which could cause them to overheat.For breaking news in California, follow @VeronicaRochaLA Privacy Policy Copyright © 2017, Los Angeles TimesAn Orange County, California, teen is recovering from burns after an e-cigarette exploded in his pocket.CBS Los Angeles reports that the 19-year-old was at work at an Albertsons supermarket in Ladera Ranch Monday evening when one of the two e-cigarette batteries in his pocket blew up after coming into contact with his keys, according to Capt.Steve Concialdi of the Orange County Fire Authority.The exploded unit blew about 15 feet down an aisle at the grocery store, Concialdi said."The batteries exploded and it burned his leg pretty bad.It shot off almost like a bottle rocket," Albertsons employee Jeremy Fleming said."Thebattery heated up and just blew out of his pocket, and one of my coworkers said it shot right at him," said another employee, Mitch Landingham.The victim was taken to Mission Hospital where he was treated for first and second-degree burns on his thigh and then released.Landingham described his coworker's injuries: "There was just like a huge black circle and almost like a rocket mark on his leg," he said.And it's not the first report of e-cigarettes malfunctioning and injuring people.Last February, a 17-year-old boy was injured while smoking an e-cigarette in Anaheim, California.In March, CBS Los Angeles reports a Santa Ana man was injured after his e-cigarette blew up in his hands.