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Major flare-up as crews battle Boyle Heights warehouse fire; smoke advisory remains in place
BOYLE HEIGHTS, LOS ANGELES (KABC) — A shelter-in-place order has been lifted in the Boyle Heights area days after a massive warehouse fire, but the region is still seeing significant impacts from the smoke.
Crews are now battling a flare-up that is sending black and white smoke billowing from the building.
The inferno began shortly before 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at a cold storage facility in the 1400 block of South Los Palos Street.
The Los Angeles Fire Department described the massive blaze as a "very complex" fire with numerous hazards for firefighters.
No injuries were reported. The cause of the fire remains unknown.
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Update at 6:40 PM on 6/19/26:If you're noticing an increase in smoke today, that's expected. Fire crews are continuing operations in the area, and changing weather conditions combined with ongoing suppression activities may make smoke more visible from surrounding communities.
There is no immediate threat to the public. Firefighters continue to attack the fire on the roof and in the building from the exterior.
We appreciate your patience and encourage residents to stay informed through official updates.
Update at 5:05 PM on 6/19/26: Due to an expected change in wind conditions, there was a flare-up inside the structure, which was anticipated by crews on scene. More smoke is currently visible in the area of this incident; however, there is no additional hazard. Crews will continue to flow large amounts of water into the building for an extended period of time.—Update at 11:25 AM on 6/19/2026: The Shelter-in-Place Order is now LIFTED for zone 1279-A in Boyle Heights. A Smoke Advisory remains in effect for LA City Genasys zones 1239, 1241, 1279A, 1279B, and 1281. Although smoke in the area has decreased, individuals with sensitivity to smoke should continue to monitor AQMD Air Quality alerts (AQMD.gov) and avoid unnecessary exposure to outdoor air.
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