LA warehouse fire contained after ammonia leak triggers shelter-in-place in Boyle Heights

LA Times—A massive fire at a 490,000-square-foot cold-storage facility in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles triggered shelter-in-place orders and rare helicopter water drops as crews battled toxic ammonia fumes spreading through surrounding neighborhoods. Firefighters eventually gained control of the blaze while health concerns over the ammonia leak persisted. Officials issued guidance on safety orders and air quality for affected residents. The New York Post reported the fire spread quickly across solar panels before crews contained it.

• LA Times — Shelter-in-place continues as a Boyle Heights warehouse burns
• Google News Top — Rare helicopter water drops were deployed as crews battled the blaze at the Boyle Heights cold-storage facility.
• New York Post — Metro — The blaze broke out at a 490,000-sq-ft cold-storage facility and quickly spread across solar panels.
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• LA Times — Officials issued guidance on safety orders and air quality for Boyle Heights residents after the fire.
• LA Times — Crews gained control of the fire while the ammonia leak raised ongoing health concerns for residents.
• The Independent (UK) — Toxic smoke blanketed Los Angeles neighborhoods as the ammonia leak spread from the burning warehouse.
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