Local officials are taking steps to support recovery efforts following a warehouse fire in Boyle Heights. A. County Board of Supervisors has approved measures to aid businesses and residents affected by the fire.
A. City Council member has proposed allocating a significant amount of funds to support recovery, with a potential set aside of up to $10 million. A.
A. City Council.
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