Residents of Boyle Heights are seeking a mandatory evacuation order due to a severe issue in their area. A fire at the Lineage cold storage facility in June has led to a significant problem. The fire resulted in tons of rotting food, causing a strong unpleasant smell and a large number of flies.
Further details about the situation and the residents' demands are available from FOX 11 Los Angeles, the source of this information.
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