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Newsom signs new safety laws aimed at accountability after the Lineage fire (opens the original)
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One year ago, Congress defunded public media. Now that we're 100% community funded, please become a sustaining member or increase your existing membership today. Gov. Gavin Newsom on Sunday signed two pieces of legislation aimed at increasing accountability and protections for communities in the aftermath of the Lineage warehouse fire. One bill by Assemblymember Mark González, AB 817, prevents the city and county of Los Angeles from issuing new building permits to cold storage facilities like Li
Lineage warehouse permits (opens the original)
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Why it matters: In a unanimous vote, the City Council barred the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety (LADBS) from issuing any rebuild permits until after the Los Angeles Fire Department completes its investigation. More resources: The council also directed city staff to explore the feasibility of establishing a fund of up to $10 million to support the affected Lineage community. It also called for the reallocation of up to $940,000 in Los Angeles County Fire Assistance Grant Funds to t
Sixth Street PARC (opens the original)
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Why now: The delay is due to scheduling changes to the installation of playground equipment, according to Mary Nemick, the director of communications for the city’s Bureau of Engineering. About the park: Known formally as the Sixth Street PARC (Park, Arts, River & Connectivity), the park will feature an arts plaza, complete with a performance amphitheater, garden and terrace seating. Other amenities include a café, dog park, fitness equipment and sports courts. Read on... for more on the why the
Parking tickets (opens the original)
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Why now: The change comes after small business owners shared with elected officials that they’ve been struggling with low foot traffic after the fire. Councilmember Ysabel Jurado, in a statement, said she hopes the new parking guidelines can “reduce unnecessary burdens” and make it “easier for customers to continue supporting neighborhood businesses during the recovery.” Where to get help with a citation: Residents who believe they received a citation in error may contact Jurado’s Boyle Heights
Fly traps (opens the original)
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How to access fly traps: Residents can request fly traps through Lineage’s online community contact form on its website. A neighbor's story: Two months after the Lineage warehouse fire, Nataly Degante was finally able to control the fly infestation plaguing her East Los Angeles home. A mix of mosquito zappers, sprays, a fly swatter and net that she purchased helped her combat the throngs of flies flocking into neighborhoods after the fire left 85 million pounds of rotting food inside the warehou
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