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Firefighters have been battling a fire at a cold storage facility in Boyle Heights for days, and as the flames are extinguished, the building’s structural integrity is becoming more and more of a concern. The Los Angeles Fire Department said Saturday night that crews utilized a “large amount of water” on Saturday night after a day of both ground and aerial fire suppression efforts. With the fire having started Wednesday afternoon, Sunday morning marked the fifth straight day of drenching the burning 500,000-square-foot facility with solar panels on its roof in the 1400 block of South Los Palos Street.
Smoke spread across Los Angeles on Sunday, but the Fire Department said it was making progress in extinguishing the fire at the cold-storage warehouse. State and local officials have declared an emergency.
A massive blaze ripped through a California warehouse early on Tuesday morning. Published April 7, 2026 ONTARIO, Calif. — A massive six‑alarm blaze broke out early Tuesday morning at a Kimberly‑Clark warehouse in Ontario, California, [...]
“American Inferno” takes viewers inside real fires affecting community businesses and involving hazardous materials. In Episode 4, one fire can ripple across city blocks and critical spaces. Lt. Bryan Mathiau details why commercial and industrial fires carry greater risk. Watch the full episode HERE:
Episode 4 of "American Inferno" shifts the focus from homes to the places communities depend on — lumber yards, commercial strips, houses of worship and city blocks where a single fire can ripple outward for blocks and years. Hosting the episode is Lt. Bryan Mathiau of the Manchester, Connecticut, Fire Department, who says the calculus changes entirely when commercial and industrial buildings burn. Credits: Host: Bryan Mathiau Segment Producer: Chris Casey, Matthew Troy, Taylor Girtman Videos courtesy: San Bernardino County Fire, Modesto Fire Department, KTLA, New York City Fire Department, Fairfax County Fire and Rescue, PIX11 NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans.
