What to know about a cold storage warehouse fire in Los Angeles

Boyle Heights blaze choked L.A. with astronomical soot pollution

The warehouse fire exposed residents to worse smoke and soot than the 2025 Los Angeles fires

Everything We Know About The Boyle Heights Fire

For nearly a week, a cold storage facility in Boyle Heights has been on fire, sparking concerns in Los Angeles over air quality and toxic fumes.

Crews tear into walls of L.A. cold storage facility as fire burns for 4th day

A fire at a cold storage facility in Los Angeles has been burning for a fourth day, worsening air quality across parts of the city as crews use heavy equipment to tear through walls and reach flames still burning deep inside the building, according to fire officials. The fire broke out Wednesday afternoon at a [] The post Crews tear into walls of L.A. cold storage facility as fire burns for 4th day appeared first on BNO News.

At the L.A. Warehouse Fire, First It Was the Smoke. Now It’s the Smell.

Residents who live near a massive industrial fire east of downtown Los Angeles had to first deal with days of thick smoke overhead. The fire at a cold-storage warehouse has been out for more than a week, but now people in the working-class Latino communities of Boyle Heights and East Los Angeles are struggling to []

Smells linger as workers continue cleaning up Boyle Heights warehouse fire aftermath 

Crews are continuing to work on the cleanup of the Lineage Logistics warehouse fire, which burned a 500,000-square-foot facility containing 85 million pounds of food held in cold storage to the ground. Air quality -- and smell -- concerns continue to rise even after the fire, which burned for eight days, was extinguished earlier this week. KTLA's Omar Lewis reports. (June 28, 2026) Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/ktla?sub_confirmation=1