Los Angeles residents are awaiting a decision on a warehouse fire in Boyle Heights. A hearing is scheduled to discuss the incident. The company involved, Lineage Logistics, plans to spend a significant amount on cleanup efforts.
Further action may be taken against the company. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has expressed concerns about the company's response to the fire. Details on the cleanup and mitigation plans will be shared at the hearing, which will be held at the district's headquarters.
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