Posted inBoyle Heights Lineage won’t meet deadline to clear 88 million pounds of rotting food from Boyle Heights, officials say by Christopher Damien and Alejandra Molina Aug. 13, 2026Aug. 14, 2026
Posted inBoyle Heights What air quality sensors around Boyle Heights warehouse are telling us by LAist Aug. 12, 2026Aug. 13, 2026
Posted inEducation First day attendance was strong at Boyle Heights schools, even as fire clean-up questions remain by LAist Aug. 12, 2026Aug. 12, 2026
Posted inEast LA Mayor Bass to host community forum on Lineage cleanup Thursday by Laura Anaya-Morga Aug. 12, 2026Aug. 13, 2026
Posted inEducation ‘It’s an embarrassment’: Rotten odors from Lineage warehouse cloud Eastside kids’ first day of school by Laura Anaya-Morga Aug. 12, 2026Aug. 13, 2026
Posted inEducation LAUSD students head back to school. Ambition is high but enrollment is down and money is tight by LAist Aug. 11, 2026Aug. 11, 2026
Posted inNews Elevated levels of ammonia were found in the air weeks after the Lineage fire by Alejandra Molina Aug. 11, 2026Aug. 12, 2026
Posted inBoyle Heights LAUSD flags lead at two Boyle Heights schools, but says campuses are safe after warehouse fire by LAist Aug. 11, 2026Aug. 11, 2026
Posted inLos Angeles City New LAPD commissioner takes seat after predecessor steps down citing threats by Isaac Vargas and Christopher Damien Aug. 11, 2026Aug. 11, 2026
Posted inYouth News Team Eastside students are turning gardens and green spaces into climate classrooms By Violet Rodriguez-AcevesAug. 10, 2026Aug. 10, 2026
Posted inHealth California nearly achieved universal healthcare. Now, millions are losing coverage by CalMatters Aug. 9, 2026Aug. 8, 2026
Posted inEast LA Dozens of businesses lost revenue after the East LA oil spill. Only one has been reimbursed by Laura Anaya-Morga Aug. 7, 2026Aug. 24, 2026
