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Studio City neighbors demand action after fire at abandoned property Original

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By Lily Dallow Verified, Annie Rose Ramos Verified
| KTLA-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified
Residents of a Studio City neighborhood say they are fed up after a fire broke out at an abandoned property they claim has been a source of safety concerns and illegal activity for years. The fire erupted early Wednesday at the vacant property off Babcock Avenue, where video from the scene showed flames burning through what appeared to be a makeshift structure, debris and overgrown vegetation. Neighbors told KTLA’s Annie Rose Ramos the smell of smoke prompted one resident to call 911.
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Los Angeles officials vote to remove 12 anti-camping zones Original

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By Will Conybeare Verified, Annie Rose Ramos Verified
| KTLA-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified
The Los Angeles City Council voted to remove a dozen anti-camping zones following a push by Councilmember Hugo Soto-Martínez. The vote was passed by a 10-3 margin on Tuesday. Councilmembers Imelda Padilla (District 6), Traci Park (District 11) and Monica Rodriguez (District 7) voted against the motion; John Lee (District 12) and Curren Price Jr. (District 9) abstained.
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Lineage to miss city deadline on rotting food cleanup in Boyle Heights Original

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By Tony Kurzweil Verified, Annie Rose Ramos Verified
| KTLA-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified
Lineage Logistics is not expected to meet Friday’s city-ordered deadline to remove all rotting food from its burned-out Boyle Heights warehouse. Nearly two months after the company’s cold-storage facility caught fire, residents are still dealing with foul odors, health concerns and infestations of rats and flies. “I set a 45-day deadline for the food waste inside the warehouse to be removed,” Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said.
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