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  1. Gavin Newsom declares a state of emergency to support the city of Los Angeles.
  2. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency in Boyle Heights due to a fire, prompting air quality monitoring.
  3. A warehouse fire started at the Lineage facility in Boyle Heights, leading to a state of emergency declaration.
  4. A fire at a Lineage warehouse in Boyle Heights involved rotting food storage, affecting nearby neighborhoods and raising jurisdictional confusion.

Executive orders have been issued for recovery and cleanup following the fire incident in Boyle Heights, requiring a remediation plan submitted to the county jurisdiction.

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Executive orders have been issued for recovery and cleanup following the fire incident in Boyle Heights, requiring a remediation plan submitted to the county jurisdiction.

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  1. Mayor Karen Bass set a 45-day deadline for the cleanup and remediation efforts in Boyle Heights.Sub-event
  2. Executive order sets a specific deadline of August 13 for cleanup completion.1 source
  3. The fire incident is now in the recovery phase under county jurisdiction.1 source

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