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Orange smoke plume prompts La Habra shelter-in-place

A hazardous materials investigation in La Habra led to a shelter-in-place advisory Tuesday afternoon after reports of orange smoke from a one-story commercial building on South Cypress Street. Firefighters said the plume was coming from the roof; the advisory for a one-mile radius was lifted after authorities mitigated the leak and air monitoring found no active risk.
WHO: Firefighters and hazardous materials authorities in La Habra
WHAT: Shelter-in-place advisory issued and later lifted after an orange smoke plume from a commercial building during a hazardous materials investigation
WHEN: Reported Sep 7, 2026 at 9:43 PM ET
WHERE: Los Angeles, CA
WHY: No specific cause was reported beyond the event itself.

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