NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Hospital officials say the woman rescued from a burning home in Newark, N.J., by the city's mayor has been admitted to intensive care in serious condition.

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Fire officials say 47-year-old Zina Hodge suffered second-degree burns to her back and neck and smoke inhalation.

Mayor Cory Booker ran through a burning kitchen to rescue his neighbor from her second-floor bedroom late Thursday. He suffered a burned hand and smoke inhalation.

A spokesman at Saint Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston, which has a major burn center, says Hodge is in intensive care.

Fire officials had earlier reported her condition as stable.