Permit Application Filed to Rebuild Boyle Heights Cold Storage Warehouse
The application was submitted six weeks after the fire, as residents continue to endure foul odors, vermin and disruption from rotting food at the site.
A private company has cleared dozens of homeless encampments in Venice — with persistence, cash payments, and a team that includes former gang members. Clients love them. The people they move do not.
The County of Los Angeles has agreed to pay out at least $14 million to prosecutors who say they were improperly sidelined, reassigned or otherwise suffered after criticizing the former D.A.'s reforms.
Bass Advisor Remained in Private Mayor's Office Chats While Doing P.R. for Lineage
Yusef Robb remained in the mayor’s internal communications channels for a week after beginning crisis PR work for the company that manages the Boyle Heights warehouse.
One of Mayor Bass’ Longtime Advisors Is Helping Lineage Do Crisis P.R.
Yusef Robb, a close but informal advisor to the mayor, has been doing communications consulting work for the operator of the Boyle Heights warehouse that burned last month. He said late Saturday that he would no longer be advising Bass.
The frustration that visitors feel upon encountering less-than-ideal weather in Los Angeles feels like an implicit indictment of the city, and, by extension, me.
The Illegal Fireworks Pipeline Behind L.A.’s Nightly Explosions
A Fourth of July season disaster last year revealed a sprawling alleged fireworks trafficking network — and raised urgent questions about why state and local officials failed to stop it sooner.
Five Takeaways On Air Quality After the Boyle Heights Fire
L.A. Material hosted a panel with three air quality experts, who broke down what residents need to know to understand air quality and how to protect themselves.
The untold story of the eight hours when Palisades fire suspect Jonathan Rinderknecht welcomed two detectives into his home — and went hiking with them.
Haze of Fear And Confusion Grips Residents As Warehouse Fire Continues To Burn
Many residents of Boyle Heights and East Los Angeles said they are hot, tired, scared — and want answers about what is burning and when it will be put out.
