Helping LA residents impacted by Lineage fire
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.
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