Fire chiefs make progress on warehouse inferno that smothered LA under toxic cloud of smoke

Source: New York Post

A warehouse fire that’s been raging out of control for nearly a week might finally be slowing down thanks to the efforts of Los Angeles firefighters. The blaze broke out Wednesday at Lineage Logistics’ 500,000 square-foot cold-storage facility on South Los Palos Street in Boyle Heights. 7 Image of the burning warehouse in Boyle Heights.

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