Lineage unlikely to meet deadline to clear 88 million pounds of rotting food from Boyle Heights

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What happenedMayor Karen Bass is expected to give more details about what consequences could be for missing the Friday deadline.

What changedLAist frames it as "Lineage unlikely to meet deadline to clear 88 million pounds of rotting food from Boyle H...". Los Angeles Times frames it as "Lineage will miss deadline to clean up the Boyle Heights warehouse site, council member s...".

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Still Watching. LAist frames it as "Lineage unlikely to meet deadline to clear 88 million pounds of rotting food from Boyle H...". Los Angeles Times frames it as "Lineage will miss deadline to clean up the Boyle Heights warehouse site, council member s...".

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LAist1h ago

Lineage unlikely to meet deadline to clear 88 million pounds of rotting food from Boyle Heights

Mayor Karen Bass is expected to give more details about what consequences could be for missing the Friday deadline.

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Los Angeles Times3h ago

Lineage will miss deadline to clean up the Boyle Heights warehouse site, council member says

A city-imposed deadline for Lineage to clean up the rotting food sitting inside its warehouse in Boyle Heights is Friday afternoon and a city council member says the company will not be don...

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