East L.A. Family Camps by Beach Amid Rotting-Food Odor from Lineage Fire

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After a massive Lineage warehouse fire in Boyle Heights, a mother of four says she and her family are camping near Dockweiler Beach to escape the smell of rotting, thawed food; LA County reports hundreds offered temporary housing while 211 and Airbnb aid efforts continue, though her East L.A. home sits just outside current voucher eligibility. Lineage says it has removed more than 85 million pounds of rotting waste and is conducting door-to-door outreach with air purifiers, masks, water, and grocery vouchers for about 800 nearby homes, and officials are reviewing expanding aid as a rebuild is pursued.
Topics:nation#air-quality#displacement#housing-assistance#local-california#los-angeles#warehouse-fire
- Lineage fire: East LA family camps near beach to escape stench from warehouse destroyed in fire in Boyle Heights ABC7 Los Angeles
- Mayor halts plans to rebuild burned Lineage warehouse KTLA
- Boyle Heights warehouse fire recovery is nearing halfway point, officials say Los Angeles Times
- Mayor Bass halts rebuilding of fire-damaged site FOX 11 Los Angeles
- A Fire Burned Next Door. Now They Live With the Stench of Rotting Meat. The New York Times
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