Bills target contingency funds after Lineage fire

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New bills announced in Boyle Heights would require cold-storage contingency funds and raise fines for violations after the Lineage fire.

WHO: Assemblymember Mark González; Los Angeles city and county officials; cold-storage companies such as Lineage

WHAT: Two proposed bills would require cold-storage facilities to maintain emergency contingency funds and would increase fines for violating local regulations.

WHEN: Aug 13, 2026 at 2:00 PM ET

WHERE: Boyle Heights, Los Angeles, CA

WHY: The bills were announced in response to the June 17 Lineage warehouse fire that caused rotting refrigerated food, foul odors, and pests in the surrounding neighborhood.

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