Report shows how the Lineage Logistics warehouse fire affected Boyle Heights residents
A new report by St. John's Community Health details the ongoing health impacts on Boyle Heights residents following the Lineage Logistics warehouse fire. Over a third of patients served by mobile clinics showed symptoms directly related to smoke inhalation, with a high proportion being Hispanic/Latino women over 50. The findings also revealed significant increases in toxic smoke effects, hazardous substance exposure, and psychological distress, prompting calls from community leaders for Lineage Logistics to complete cleanup and leave the area.
California Residents Sickened By Rotting Food Stench After Warehouse Fire
Residents of Boyle Heights, Los Angeles, are suffering from the stench of rotting food and pest infestations two months after a warehouse fire at a Lineage Logistics cold-storage facility. City officials and Lineage Logistics are in conflict over cleanup deadlines, with the city pursuing legal action against the company for failing to meet the removal deadline for 85 million pounds of spoiled food. The community has reported significant increases in pests and odor complaints, prompting the city to halt Lineage's application to rebuild the warehouse.
Controversy surrounding Lineage Logistics warehouse fire cleanup drags on
Boyle Heights residents and Los Angeles officials are pressing Lineage Logistics to complete the cleanup of their warehouse fire site, leave the community, and initiate an environmental investigation. The company missed Mayor Karen Bass's initial August 14th deadline, with Lineage stating their 45-day cleanup period began on July 7th and is set to end on August 21st. Community members report ongoing health issues and unpleasant odors from the rotting food debris, prompting calls for legal action from Mayor Bass and demands for Lineage to permanently vacate the area.
Boyle Heights residents push to remove Lineage from neighborhood
Boyle Heights residents are demanding the permanent closure of the Lineage Logistics warehouse after cleanup efforts from a two-month-old fire have extended past a city-imposed deadline. Community members cite ongoing health and environmental concerns and are also opposing plans to rebuild the facility. City officials and council members are supporting residents in calling for accountability from Lineage.
LINEAGE, INC. : RBC RAISES TARGET PRICE TO $48 FROM $44
RBC has increased its target price for LINEAGE, INC. (LINE.O) to $48 from $44. This update, reported by Reuters, indicates an analyst's revised outlook on the company's stock.
Should Widening Losses Despite Higher Sales in Q2 2026 Require Action From Lineage (LINE) Investors?
Lineage, Inc. reported widening net losses of US$29 million in Q2 2026 and US$75 million for the half-year, despite a slight increase in sales. This raises concerns about rising costs and margin pressures, prompting investors to scrutinize the company's financial health. The article suggests that while the dividend remains, the increasing losses and elevated net debt may indicate growing financial risk and potential issues with long-term cash flow stability for the global cold storage network.
Images show inside Lineage Logistics Boyle Heights warehouse
New images have been released showing the interior of the Lineage Logistics warehouse in Boyle Heights, where crews are working to remove 85 million pounds of rotting food following a fire. The photos come as the city's deadline for food removal passed, though Lineage Logistics disputes the deadline, stating they have until August 20th. The company faces potential civil litigation and penalties from the city due to the ongoing environmental and health concerns.
Fury in East LA as warehouse owner misses deadline with millions of pounds of food rotting
Residents of Boyle Heights and East LA are expressing outrage as Lineage Logistics missed a deadline to clean up millions of pounds of rotting food from its burned-out warehouse. The company, which now expects to finish by August 27, faces accusations of negligence, with residents complaining about stench, pests, and lack of information regarding potential chemical exposure. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and Councilmember Ysabel Jurado have condemned Lineage's failure to meet the deadline, with Bass urging the city to pursue legal action and pausing the company's rebuilding plans.
Officials say Lineage will miss warehouse cleanup deadline. Lineage claims city has date wrong
City and county officials in Los Angeles assert that Lineage will miss its Friday deadline to clean up millions of pounds of rotting food from its burned Boyle Heights warehouse. Lineage, however, contends that its deadline is actually a week later, on August 20th, due to a dispute over when the 45-day cleanup period officially began. Mayor Karen Bass has expressed deep disappointment and is considering legal action and penalties against the company for the prolonged public health nuisance.
Lineage, Inc. (NASDAQ:LINE) Given Consensus Rating of "Hold" by Brokerages
Lineage, Inc. (NASDAQ:LINE) has received a consensus "Hold" rating from analysts, with an average 12-month price target of $43.93, close to its current price of $43.03. The company also declared a quarterly dividend of $0.5325 per share, resulting in an annualized yield of 5.0%. Despite positive progress in cleaning up a warehouse site, Lineage is expected to miss a deadline, and faces increased regulatory scrutiny due to odor complaints and elevated ammonia levels.
Councilwoman Jurado Admonishes Lineage for Failing to Meet 45-Day- Deadline to Remove Food Waste
Councilwoman Ysabel Jurado has admonished Lineage Logistics for an anticipated failure to meet a 45-day deadline to remove food waste from its fire-damaged Boyle Heights warehouse. Despite 93% of the bulk waste being removed, Jurado is calling for Mayor Karen Bass to enforce consequences if the company misses the Friday 5 p.m. deadline. The incident has led to thousands of odor complaints and proposed legislation to increase penalties and requirements for cold storage facilities.
Boyle Heights parents raise concerns as students return to school near Lineage warehouse
Parents in Boyle Heights are expressing concerns about lingering odors and potential health issues from the burned-out Lineage warehouse as students return to school. Despite the school district's report stating campuses are safe, families worry about air quality and its impact on children, especially after some experienced respiratory problems. Lawmakers are pushing for policy changes to prevent similar situations and ensure community approval before any rebuilding.
Lineage Logistics Says Approximately 92% of Bulk Food Waste Removed
Lineage Logistics announced that approximately 92% of the bulk food waste has been removed from its fire-damaged Boyle Heights warehouse. The company aims to complete bulk waste removal this week and is distributing fly traps and continuing community outreach to address pest and odor issues. Cleanup efforts have been ongoing since July 7, following a fire that broke out on June 17, with over 4,200 odor complaints filed and 25 violation notices issued by the South Coast AQMD.
Lineage reports 92% removal of rotting food waste after East LA warehouse fire
Lineage Logistics Inc. announced that approximately 92% of the bulk food waste has been removed from its fire-damaged cold-storage warehouse in Boyle Heights. The company aims to complete the bulk food waste removal this week and is also focused on increasing pest and odor mitigants, distributing over 1,150 fly traps, and continuing outreach efforts to residents. Air quality regulators have received more than 4,200 odor complaints and issued 25 notices of violations to Lineage following the June 17 fire, which is under investigation and may have started during rooftop maintenance.
Lineage Logistics Approximates 92% of Bulk Food Waste Removed
Lineage Logistics announced that approximately 92% of bulk food waste has been removed from its fire-damaged Boyle Heights warehouse, with a goal to complete removal this week. The company continues to implement pest and odor mitigation efforts, including distributing over 1,150 fly traps, and remains committed to community outreach. Cleanup efforts have been ongoing since July 7, with the company pledging $80 million to $100 million for the work.
PETA to Place `Meat Stinks’ Billboard Near Lineage Warehouse
PETA plans to place a "Meat Stinks: Please Go Vegan" billboard near a Lineage Logistics warehouse in Boyle Heights, where a June fire caused millions of pounds of meat to rot, leading to widespread odor complaints. The animal rights group argues the stench is a reminder of animal suffering and encourages people to adopt a vegan diet. This action follows extensive resident complaints and an emergency declaration due to the foul odors emanating from the facility.
Lineage projects highlight sustainable transportation solutions in the cold chain
Lineage is implementing sustainable transportation solutions in its cold chain operations, including replacing diesel yard trucks with electric models and piloting hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) in its fleet. The company is also leveraging rail transportation in Europe and using data analytics to optimize supply chains and reduce emissions. These initiatives aim to reduce Lineage's environmental footprint while maintaining essential customer services.
Lineage Logistics Claims 90% Of Food Waste Removed From Warehouse
Lineage Logistics announced that approximately 90% of the food waste has been removed from its fire-damaged Boyle Heights warehouse. The company aims to complete bulk food waste removal this week and has pledged to spend between $80 million and $100 million on cleanup efforts. This progress follows a fire on June 17 and numerous odor complaints, leading to a modified abatement order from the South Coast AQMD.
Lineage CFO Robb LeMasters buys $826,638 in NASDAQ:LINE stock
Lineage CFO Robb LeMasters acquired 20,000 shares of the company's common stock for $826,638 on August 7, 2026. The purchase price averaged $41.3319 per share, close to the current trading price. This insider transaction follows positive second-quarter results for Lineage, which included exceeding EBITDA and funds from operations expectations, and an increase in same-store occupancy.
Lineage (NASDAQ:LINE) CFO Acquires $826,600.00 in Stock
Lineage, Inc. (NASDAQ:LINE) CFO Robb Lemasters recently purchased 20,000 shares of the company's stock for $826,600, increasing his total holdings to 49,500 shares. This transaction, disclosed in an SEC filing, represents a 67.8% increase in his ownership. The company also announced a quarterly dividend of $0.5325, yielding 5.2% annually, while analysts maintain a "Hold" rating with an average target price of $43.62.
Lineage, Inc. (LINE) CFO adds 20,000 shares, lifting indirect IRA stake
Lineage, Inc. CFO Robb A. LeMasters purchased 20,000 shares of the company's common stock on August 7, 2026, at a weighted average price of $41.3319 per share. These shares were acquired indirectly through an IRA, increasing his indirect holdings to 49,500 shares, with an additional 60,000 shares held directly. This transaction signals a positive sentiment from the CFO regarding the company's prospects.
Should Lineage’s (LINE) Rising Losses on Flat Revenue Prompt a Rethink of Its Profit Strategy?
Lineage, Inc. reported widening net losses despite relatively flat revenue in Q2 2026 and the first half of 2026, raising concerns about its profitability strategy. The company's continued dividend payout amidst increasing losses and stable revenue also prompts questions about its long-term financial sustainability. This performance suggests a need for Lineage to reassess how its global cold storage network can convert revenue into sustainable cash flow.
Quantinno Capital Management LP Acquires 57,553 Shares of Lineage, Inc. $LINE
Quantinno Capital Management LP significantly increased its stake in Lineage, Inc. (NASDAQ:LINE) by 122.2% in the first quarter, acquiring 57,553 additional shares to reach a total of 104,661 shares valued at $3.43 million. Other institutional investors also raised their positions, and Norges Bank established a new substantial stake. Despite Lineage raising its 2026 AFFO outlook, analysts maintain a cautious "Hold" rating with an average price target of $43.62.
First Trust Advisors LP Has $3.39 Million Holdings in Lineage, Inc. $LINE
First Trust Advisors LP significantly increased its stake in Lineage, Inc. (NASDAQ:LINE) by 1,328.8% in the first quarter, now holding 103,602 shares valued at $3.39 million. Other institutional investors like Norges Bank and Morgan Stanley also accumulated substantial positions. Lineage, which recently paid a quarterly dividend of $0.5325 per share (5.2% annualized yield), faces ongoing risks from warehouse fire cleanup costs estimated at $80 million to $100 million, regulatory scrutiny, and potential environmental liabilities.
Lineage, Inc. $LINE Shares Bought by Bank of America Corp DE
Bank of America Corp DE significantly increased its stake in Lineage, Inc. by 712.1% in the first quarter, acquiring over 3.17 million additional shares. Despite this large acquisition, analysts maintain a cautious "Hold" rating for Lineage, with an average price target of $43.62, close to its current trading price. The company faces potential financial burdens from an estimated $80 million-$100 million warehouse fire cleanup, increased regulatory scrutiny, and possible environmental liabilities, even though its latest quarterly results exceeded expectations.
Lineage Cell Therapeutics Inc (LCTX) (Q2 2026) Earnings Call Highlights: Cash Runway Extended, ...
Lineage Cell Therapeutics Inc (LCTX) reported its Q2 2026 earnings, highlighting an extended cash runway into Q3 2028 and a net income of $1.5 million due to non-cash gains. While several programs like Alascope and ILT1 are advancing, the company faces challenges including decreased revenue, increased R&D expenses, and slow enrollment in the OPC1 dose study. Management addressed questions regarding manufacturing processes, partnership milestones, and program timelines.
Lineage says it will spend up to $100 million on Boyle Heights cleanup as air regulators demand action
Lineage Logistics announced it expects to spend between $80 million and $100 million on the cleanup of its Boyle Heights cold storage facility, which caught fire in June and has since generated over 4,000 odor complaints. Air quality regulators are demanding legal action, pushing for more than 80 new requirements including weekly removal of 8.8 million pounds of food waste, odor-neutralizing systems, and public notification. Local residents and city officials, including Mayor Karen Bass, have highlighted the cleanup's urgency, citing public health concerns due to rotting food and pest infestations.
Air quality board to hear from Lineage officials on warehouse cleanup
The South Coast Air Quality Management District board is holding a two-day meeting to consider an abatement order against Lineage Logistics regarding the cleanup of its Boyle Heights warehouse after a June 17 fire. Residents have reported strong odors and health concerns, leading to nearly 4,000 odor complaints. Lineage Logistics expects to spend $80 million to $100 million on cleanup efforts and will present its plans at the hearing, while officials have noted violations including decaying organic waste and fly infestations.
Press Release: Lineage, Inc. Reports Second-Quarter 2026 Financial Results
Lineage, Inc. announced its second-quarter 2026 financial results, which included record revenue of $1.5 billion and diluted earnings per share of $1.25. The company's strong performance was driven by robust demand across its product lines and strategic market expansions. Lineage also provided an optimistic outlook for the remainder of 2026, expecting continued growth.
Lineage, Inc. Q2 2026: Revenue $1361M, EPS $(0.13) — 10-Q Summary
Lineage, Inc. reported its Q2 2026 financial results, showing revenue of $1,361M, a slight increase year-over-year. However, the company experienced a widened net loss of $(29)M and diluted EPS of $(0.13). Business highlights included growth in global warehousing revenues, improved operational efficiency, and an expanded network capacity.
Lineage expects to spend up to $100 million on Boyle Heights warehouse fire cleanup
Residents of Boyle Heights expressed frustration over the aftermath of a warehouse fire during a South Coast Air Quality Management District board hearing. Lineage Logistics, the company involved, expects to spend $80 million to $100 million on cleanup efforts and reported removing 80% of food waste from the site. Local officials and residents are calling for stricter penalties for Lineage, citing ongoing health issues and quality-of-life impacts in the community.
Company's safety record raises questions after massive fire at L.A. food warehouse
A CBS News investigation found that the massive June fire at a Lineage-operated food warehouse in Los Angeles was not an isolated incident, revealing at least 63 fires at properties tied to the company over the past decade. Residents are still dealing with the aftermath, and several lawsuits have been filed against Lineage and other parties. The incidents raise significant concerns about Lineage's safety record and the risks associated with cold storage warehouses, which often use toxic chemicals like anhydrous ammonia.
Earnings Flash (LINE) Lineage, Inc. Reports Q2 Revenue $1.36B, Vs. FactSet Est of $1.35B
Lineage, Inc. reported its second-quarter revenue, reaching $1.36 billion. This figure slightly exceeded the FactSet estimate of $1.35 billion, indicating a positive performance for the company during the quarter.
Lineage idles 5 more facilities amid cold storage glut
Lineage, a major cold storage operator, has idled five more facilities this year, following ten last year, due to an oversupplied market that was 10% overbuilt after the pandemic. The company reported a Q2 net loss of $32 million, but expects food inventories to stabilize and normal seasonal demand to return. Lineage plans to sell $1 billion in assets to deleverage and has raised its full-year AFFO guidance.
Lineage, Inc. (LINE) Q2 2026 Earnings
Lineage, Inc. (LINE) reported its Q2 2026 earnings, surpassing analyst estimates with a loss per share of -$0.13 compared to an estimated -$0.22. Revenue reached $1.36 billion, slightly above the $1.35 billion estimate. The company also saw an improvement in cold-storage occupancy and raised its full-year AFFO guidance despite an impact from a facility fire.
Lineage stock edges up on adjusted EBITDA beat
Lineage, Inc. reported second-quarter 2026 results with adjusted EBITDA exceeding expectations, leading to a 1.5% increase in its stock. The company posted a GAAP net loss of -$0.13 per share, with revenue increasing 0.8% year-over-year to $1.36 billion. Lineage expects full-year 2026 adjusted EBITDA between $1.26 billion and $1.29 billion, and adjusted FFO per share between $2.80 and $3.05.
Earnings Flash (LINE) Lineage, Inc. Reports Q2 Revenue $1.36B, vs. FactSet Est of $1.35B
Lineage, Inc. (LINE) has announced its Q2 revenue of $1.36 billion, surpassing FactSet's estimated $1.35 billion. This earnings flash was released on August 5, 2026, and provides a quick update on the company's financial performance. The company is a global temperature-controlled warehouse REIT.
Lineage estimates 80% of rotting food removed after warehouse fire
Lineage Logistics estimates that approximately 80% of the rotting food waste has been removed from its Boyle Heights warehouse, which was severely damaged by a fire. Cleanup efforts began on July 7, following the June 17-24 blaze, with the goal of completing bulk waste removal next week to mitigate odors and public health risks. The fire, potentially caused by solar panel maintenance, led to local emergency declarations and public health violations, prompting the county to order extensive cleanup and pest control measures, with increased penalties for non-compliance.
Alabama court upholds benefit cap for Lineage Logistics worker's finger injuries
An Alabama appeals court affirmed a trial court's decision, ruling that a Lineage Logistics worker who lost fingers due to extreme cold is only entitled to scheduled benefits, not full disability pay, despite being deemed permanently and totally disabled. This highlights how state workers' compensation laws can cap payouts based on fixed schedules for specific body parts. The ruling serves as a reminder for HR and workplace leaders about the limitations of workers' comp exposure in states with scheduled-member laws, even in cases of severe individual impact.
LA Councilwoman Jurado unveils legislative package to assist Boyle Heights after Lineage warehouse fire
LA City Councilwoman Ysabel Jurado has introduced a seven-motion legislative package aimed at supporting Boyle Heights residents affected by the recent Lineage warehouse fire. The package focuses on immediate relief, accountability, and building community power, including proposals for a $10 million Mitigation Response Fund, increased fines for Lineage Logistics, and an interim control ordinance to restrict similar facilities near residential areas. This initiative comes as residents and advocates describe the ongoing impact as "environmental racism" and criticize Lineage's efforts and plans to rebuild.
L.A. County Approves Financial Relief for Small Businesses Impacted by Lineage Fire
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has approved a motion by Supervisor Hilda L. Solis to provide financial relief to small businesses affected by the Lineage Logistics fire in Boyle Heights. The fire, which occurred on June 17, 2026, caused significant revenue losses, property damage, and disruptions for 71 out of 88 surveyed small businesses. The motion establishes a Small Business Interruption Fund and seeks to hold companies accountable for actions harming communities, while also directing a review of public health violation penalties.
Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC Is Investigating Lineage, Inc. (LINE) And Encourages Stockholders to Connect
Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC is investigating potential claims against Lineage, Inc. (NASDAQ:LINE) on behalf of investors who purchased securities prior to July 25, 2025, and continue to hold them. The investigation concerns whether Lineage and its officers engaged in corporate wrongdoing. The firm encourages affected stockholders to connect through their website to assist in the investigation at no cost to the investors.
Lineage Logistics Says Approximately 80% Of Food Waste Removed From Warehouse
Lineage Logistics announced that approximately 80% of the food waste has been removed from its fire-damaged warehouse in Boyle Heights and aims to complete bulk removal next week. The company is working around the clock to address odors and public health concerns after a fire broke out on June 17, leading to an accumulation of decaying organic waste and pest issues cited by the Department of Public Health. County officials have ordered Lineage Logistics to thoroughly clean, remove waste, implement vector control, and prevent further public health nuisances, with increased financial penalties for non-compliance.
Lineage says 80% of food waste removed as Boyle Heights warehouse fire cleanup nears 1 month
Nearly a month after a massive fire destroyed the Lineage Logistics warehouse in Boyle Heights, 80% of the food waste has been removed. The cleanup efforts, which involve hundreds of workers, aim for the fastest and safest possible removal of waste, reduction of odors, and protection of public health. Local leaders are also introducing a recovery and environmental justice package to provide relief, ensure accountability, and give the community a voice in future rebuilding plans, as residents continue to experience issues from the lingering aftereffects of the fire.
As Lineage warehouse cleanup continues, Boyle Heights residents voice displeasure with process
Boyle Heights residents are expressing dissatisfaction with the ongoing cleanup process at the Lineage cold storage facility, over a month after a fire. The incident left millions of pounds of spoiled food, and the lengthy cleanup is causing frustration among the community. Jeff Nguyen reported on the residents' continued displeasure.
Residents of Multiple Communities Sue Lineage Inc. Over June Warehouse Fire
Multiple communities are suing Lineage Inc. over a June warehouse fire in Boyle Heights, alleging negative impacts on their lives and health from smoke, ash, and chemicals. The lawsuit seeks unspecified compensatory and punitive damages, citing public nuisance, negligence, trespass, and premises liability. Plaintiffs report health issues, vermin infestations, and ongoing expenses due to the fire, the cause of which remains under investigation, though a subcontractor for Altus Power's solar array is implicated.
Multiple Communities Sue Lineage Over June Warehouse Fire
Residents from Boyle Heights, East Los Angeles, Commerce, and Montebello have filed a lawsuit against Lineage Inc.
Lineage fire: East LA family camps near beach to escape stench from warehouse destroyed in fire in Boyle Heights
A mother of four from East Los Angeles has moved her family to camp near the beach to escape the unbearable stench of rotting food from the Lineage warehouse fire in Boyle Heights. Despite the company's efforts to provide relief and housing vouchers, her home falls just outside the eligible area, prompting calls for the assistance map to be expanded to include more affected residents. The family is trying to make the difficult situation a summer camp experience for their children.
Mayor Bass announces executive order to delay Lineage rebuilding requests
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has issued an executive order to delay all rebuilding requests from Lineage Logistics for its Boyle Heights warehouse, which was severely damaged by a fire. The order will remain in effect pending an investigation into the property and its future use, with the Mayor emphasizing that Lineage should prioritize cleaning up the current mess before considering reconstruction. This decision comes amidst public outrage and ongoing cleanup efforts, with the company facing daily financial penalties for public health violations.
Why a Boyle Heights man thinks a Lineage warehouse is making him sick
Boyle Heights residents living near a Lineage cold storage facility, which caught fire weeks ago, are reporting illnesses such as headaches, nausea, and severe respiratory issues, suspecting they are caused by the smoke and foul odors from decomposing food. One resident, Jesus Samaniego, now requires an oxygen tank after experiencing worsened symptoms, while local health agencies continue to monitor the area but state conditions do not warrant evacuation. Lineage, which is being fined, claims to be working diligently on cleanup and odor control as residents express feelings of being "trapped in their houses" due to the ongoing environmental impact.
