The Los Angeles Fire Department said they were able to finally achieve a knockdown just before 6 p.m., meaning there were no active flames and no threat of fire spreading.

This week in the Anthropocene A black cloud hangs heavy, casting a dark, ominous shadow. The air is suffocating and smells of burnt plastic and chemicals.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Black smoke rises from a warehouse fire in Boyle Heights as seen from downtown Los Angeles on June 17, 2026. The Los Angeles Fire Department issued a shelter-in-place order for Boyle ...

Warehouse fires have repeatedly reshaped the Los Angeles Fire Department and its procedures. Here’s how past disasters compare to today’s crisis in Boyle Heights. Smoke still hangs over Boyle Heights as the Lineage Logistics warehouse fire continues to ...

Palisades native and LightBox CTO Eric Bollens saw the gap firsthand. LightBox's $25,000 donation supports a Purdue University research initiative led by Andrew Whelton, Ph.D, to develop a plain-language soil safety guide for residents, environmental ...