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- Aug 18, 2026
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Ammonia in Boyle Heights (opens the original)
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Community concerns: Boyle Heights residents have said they’ve experienced sore throats, skin rashes, headaches, irritated eyes and worsened asthma, among other symptoms during the fire and its aftermath. What Lineage says: Lineage spokesperson Melanie Mendoza said, “At no point has ammonia reached a level that would pose a health risk.” Read on ... for more about the LAFD logs and what Lineage's own reports about ammonia have said.
Lineage and LAFD chief said there was no ammonia leak. Real-time logs tell a different story (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. The giant warehouse that burned for eight days in June in Boyle Heights had used thousands of pounds of anhydrous ammonia to cool the facility. Anhydrous ammonia is a common refrigerant used in cold storage warehouses. But it is also toxic, and if it leaks, it can cause respiratory irritation; in large doses, it can lead to lung and eye
Section 8 renters (opens the original)
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Santa Monica is an outlier: Six of the 20 L.A. County census tracts with the most voucher holders also rank among the county’s highest in rates of poverty and racial segregation. Of the 20 L.A. County tracts with the most voucher holders, the tract that includes downtown Santa Monica is the only one that state housing officials categorize as “high-resource,” based on measures such as income, employment and high school graduation rates, Capital & Main’s analysis found. Why it matters: Just one in
Section 8 promises renters they can live where they choose. It mostly fails to deliver. (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. At the Sea Castle apartments, just steps from the beach in Santa Monica, a small one-bedroom with an ocean view starts at $2,900 per month. But some tenants pay only about 30% of their income and use Section 8 housing vouchers or other government subsidies to cover the rest. Moving in was life-changing for Lorenna Taylor, 55. “It took m
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