Boyle Heights residents angry as Lineage warehouse cleanup deadline approaches

Multibillion-dollar company Lineage confirmed it will fail to meet Friday's 45-day city deadline to clear rotting food waste from its fire-damaged warehouse in Boyle Heights.

Crews  to miss Lineage warehouse cleanup deadline
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Anger and frustration boiled over Thursday night after Mayor Karen Bass told residents that Lineage will not meet the city's 45-day deadline to clear rotting food waste from its fire-damaged warehouse.

Lineage Logistics set to miss deadline for Boyle Heights warehouse food cleanup

Lineage Logistics will miss Friday's deadline to clear spoiled food waste from its fire-damaged Boyle Heights facility, drawing sharp rebukes from city leaders.

Lineage Logistics ordered to address odors after Boyle Heights warehouse fire

After two days of hearings, air officials have sided with Boyle Heights residents and they say Lineage has to do more to get rid of the stench left behind from that burned down warehouse.

Air quality officials approve abatement order vs. Lineage
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After two days of hearings, air officials have sided with Boyle Heights residents and they say lineage has to do more to get rid of the stench left behind from that burned down warehouse.

Residents demand accountability amid Lineage fallout
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Boyle Heights residents demand accountability as complaints continue to pile up in the thousands over the ripple effects led by the Lineage warehouse fire.

Helping LA residents impacted by Lineage fire
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City and county leaders announced new efforts to speed up the Lineage warehouse cleanup and provide relief to Boyle Heights residents and businesses. Residents say foul odors, pests and financial losses continue nearly seven weeks after the fire.

Over 300 LA residents sue Lineage over warehouse fire, alleging ammonia exposure

More than 300 residents have sued Lineage Logistics, alleging the June 17 Boyle Heights warehouse fire exposed them to hazardous smoke, ash, ammonia and ongoing pest infestations.

300+ residents sue Lineage over warehouse fire
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More than 300 residents have sued Lineage Logistics, alleging the June 17 Boyle Heights warehouse fire exposed them to hazardous smoke, ash, ammonia and ongoing pest infestations.

Mayor Bass blocks rebuilding of fire-damaged Lineage warehouse amid community rally

Mayor Karen Bass issued an executive order stopping Lineage Logistics from rebuilding its Boyle Heights warehouse as residents protest ongoing public health violations following a June fire.

California mom fights to save daughter after doctors declare her brain dead

A Southern California mother is fighting to keep her 29-year-old daughter on life support after doctors declared her brain dead following a July 6 shooting.

Residents demand answers amid fly infestation
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Boyle Heights residents are demanding accountability from Los Angeles city officials as they continue to deal with a fly infestation and air quality concerns following the Lineage warehouse fire.

Boyle Heights residents call for evacuation order amid dangerous fly infestation

Boyle Heights residents are demanding a mandatory evacuation order as tons of rotting food from a June fire at the Lineage cold storage facility cause a severe stench and an explosion of dangerous flies.

Boyle Heights cancer patient sues Lineage
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A Boyle Heights cancer patient is suing Lineage Inc., alleging the June warehouse fire forced him to spend money on air purifiers, higher utility bills and other related expenses.

Boyle Heights cancer patient sues Lineage over warehouse fire, lingering air quality concerns

A Boyle Heights cancer patient is suing Lineage Inc., alleging the June warehouse fire forced him to spend money on air purifiers, higher utility bills and other related expenses.

Boyle Heights residents dealing with bugs, rats
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Boyle Heights residents say flies, rodents and the stench from rotting food remain a problem weeks after the Lineage warehouse fire.

Wave of violent Southern California street takeovers end in gunfire

A chaotic wave of weekend street takeovers spanning multiple Southern California communities left at least three people injured by gunfire.