Lineage Logistics is expected to miss a key city deadline Friday to clear thousands of tons of spoiled food from its fire-damaged Boyle Heights cold storage facility. Neighborhood residents continue to endure severe odor complaints, fly infestations, and rodent activity as city and county officials …
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Lineage Logistics set to miss deadline for Boyle Heights warehouse food cleanup
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Boyle Heights warehouse cleanup deadline passes with rotting food still inside
It's been nearly two months since a Lineage Logistics cold storage facility went up in flames, causing a host of problems for not only Boyle Heights but also East L.A. and surrounding communities. Residents impacted by the giant warehouse fire will be able to get an update on the cleanup later Thurs…
A city-imposed deadline for Lineage to clean up the rotting food sitting inside its warehouse in Boyle Heights is Friday afternoon and a city council member says the company will not be done in time.
LOS ANGELES — The city-imposed deadline for Lineage to clean up millions of pounds of rotting food from a burned warehouse in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of L.A. is Friday, and it does not appear that the company will finish…
Lineage Logistics is expected to miss a key city deadline Friday to clear thousands of tons of spoiled food from its fire-damaged Boyle Heights cold storage facility. Neighborhood residents continue to endure severe odor complaints, fly infestations, and rodent activity as city and county officials …
Lineage Logistics is not expected to meet Friday's city-ordered deadline to remove all rotting food from its burned-out Boyle Heights warehouse. Nearly two months after the company's cold-storage facility caught fire, residents are still dealing with foul odors, health concerns and infestations of r…
Boyle Heights residents expressed anger and frustration Thursday night after Mayor Karen Bass told the community that Lineage will not meet the city's 45-day deadline to clear rotting food waste from its fire-damaged warehouse.
As a deadline nears in the cleanup of millions of pounds of rotten food in a burned down Boyle Heights warehouse, residents and businesses are still dealing with the aftermath.
The city's 45-day deadline for Lineage to clear rotting food from its fire-damaged Boyle Heights warehouse expired Friday at 5 p.m. with the job unfinished. The company says 93% of more than 80 million pounds has been hauled away and disputes that Friday was ever the deadline, arguing its clock star…
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