Posted inBoyle Heights Lineage says it’s removed 104% of food waste. So why isn’t the cleanup done? by Laura Anaya-Morga Aug. 21, 2026Nov. 2, 2026
Posted inBoyle Heights Lineage touts 101.8% cleanup completion, but there still may be food waste inside by Laura Anaya-Morga and Christopher Damien Aug. 20, 2026Nov. 2, 2026
Posted inNews Residents were told the air around Lineage was not dangerous. A new report found health concerns. by Alejandra Molina Aug. 18, 2026Oct. 8, 2026
Posted inEast LA East LA residents were left out of Lineage utility relief. Now, some will get $200 credits by Laura Anaya-Morga Aug. 18, 2026Aug. 18, 2026
Posted inEnvironment The Lineage fire sent toxic runoff down the LA River. Why didn’t Long Beach close its beaches? by Long Beach Post Aug. 17, 2026Aug. 17, 2026
Posted inNeighborhoods 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, 2026Nov. 2, 2026
Posted inEast LA New bills seek to protect neighborhoods from a future disaster like the Lineage warehouse fire by Alejandra Molina Aug. 12, 2026Aug. 12, 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 inEnvironment 5 things residents told air regulators on Day 1 of the Lineage hearing by Christopher Damien and Alejandra Molina Aug. 5, 2026Aug. 6, 2026
Posted inEspañol Abogados están en Boyle Heights tras el incendio de Lineage. Esto es lo que debe saber si está pensando en demandar. by Alejandra Molina Jul. 30, 2026Nov. 2, 2026
Posted inNews What the Lineage warehouse rebuilding permits actually mean by Isaac Vargas and Alejandra Molina Jul. 29, 2026Nov. 2, 2026
