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Simi Valley Residents Say Lineage Warehouse Fire Waste Being Brought to Their Landfill Is Causing Foul Odors

Inspectors said the landfill’s odor came from putrescent food waste after more than 20 complaints this month, and ordered Waste Management to stop the nuisance.

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Rotting food from a Boyle Heights warehouse fire ended up at the Simi landfill and prompted odor complaints, officials say.

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Simi Valley residents say Lineage warehouse fire waste being brought to their landfill is causing foul odors

·Los Angeles, United States
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Rotting food, foul odors lead to violation notice for Simi landfill

Rotting food from a Boyle Heights warehouse fire ended up at the Simi landfill and prompted odor complaints, officials say.

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Simi Valley residents now dealing with stench from Lineage fire's food waste

The smell of the waste from Lineage’s Boyle Heights warehouse is now causing headaches for some people all the way in Ventura County.

·Los Angeles, United States
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Simi Valley landfill gets rotting food from LA warehouse fire, raising foul odor complaints from neighbors

LOS ANGELES — Millions of pounds of rancid rotting food cleared from a burned cold-storage warehouse in Boyle Heights are now raising complaints from Simi Valley residents who say they’re grappling with the stench of the decomposing waste that was…

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Simi Valley landfill gets rotting food from warehouse fire, raising foul odor complaints from neighbors

Simi Valley residents complain of odor after nearby landfill receives waste from Lineage warehouse fire.

·El Segundo, United States
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“Can Smell”: Simi Valley Dump Receives Waste From Lineage Warehouse in Boyle Heights

The smell of waste from Lineage warehouse in Boyle Heights is causing headaches for some people even in Ventura County.

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Los Angeles Times broke the news in El Segundo, United States on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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