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Lineage, the company behind a burned-out cold storage facility, filed a permit to rebuild the warehouse over a month after a fire, angering Boyle Heights residents and city leaders who argue cleanup should precede reconstruction.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is demanding faster cleanup and increased support for residents following a warehouse fire that destroyed a cold storage facility in Boyle Heights. The mayor's letter calls for greater accountability in the cleanup process.

Crews are removing millions of pounds of spoiled food from a fire-damaged cold storage facility in Boyle Heights. Officials aim to prevent potential health risks and mitigate strong odors caused by the spoiled food.

A fire at a cold storage facility in Boyle Heights has led to ongoing unhealthy air quality. Los Angeles County Public Health issued a health advisory, urging people to stay indoors or leave the L.A. Basin.

Aerial footage captures the ongoing fire at a Lineage Logistics cold storage facility in Boyle Heights. The 500,000-square-foot warehouse, located on the 1400 block of Los Palos Street, has been burning for five days and features solar panels on its roof.

Firefighters in Boyle Heights are battling a multi-day fire at a cold storage facility, with structural integrity concerns rising as the blaze is extinguished. The Los Angeles Fire Department reported using a 'large amount of water' on Saturday night to combat the fire.

Los Angeles faces a possible state of emergency as a fire at a Boyle Heights cold storage facility continues to emit toxic smoke across the region. The warehouse fire has persisted, raising concerns about public health and safety.

A fire at a Boyle Heights warehouse reignited on Friday afternoon, two days after initially igniting, prompting firefighter intervention and air quality monitoring. The blaze, which began Wednesday, led to a shelter-in-place order due to hazardous materials like ammonia, with the AQMD extending a pollution advisory until Friday. Air quality tests detected trace levels of bromine and chlorine but no significant health risks.

A fire at a 500,000 sq-ft cold storage facility in Los Angeles' Boyle Heights neighborhood caused dark smoke and ammonia clouds, prompting a shelter-in-place order. Over 110 firefighters and hazmat teams responded to contain the blaze at the Lineage-owned warehouse with a solar panel-covered roof.

A fire involving an ammonia gas leak at a cold storage facility in Boyle Heights has triggered health orders due to air quality concerns.

A fire at a cold storage facility in Boyle Heights caused an ammonia gas leak, leading to health orders related to air quality. The incident has raised concerns about public safety and environmental conditions in the area.

Firefighters are combating an explosive fire at a cold storage facility in Boyle Heights, leading to a shelter-in-place order due to heavy smoke. The incident may escalate into a hazardous materials situation, as reported by Sky5's Gil Leyvas.