Firefighters close in on Boyle Heights fire knockdown. What happens next?

NBC Los Angeles reports on a week-long warehouse fire at Lineage Logistics' Big Bear cold storage facility in Boyle Heights that began June 17 on a solar-panel-covered rooftop, with authorities expecting full knockdown by Wednesday night and citing an estimated $3 million in LAFD costs. The reporting includes on-the-record quotes from LAFD Captain Milo Cope, statements from three entities involved (Lineage, Altus Power, and Pearce Services), and specific operational details such as 85 million pounds of stored food and helicopter water drops of 500 gallons each, though the fire's cause remains officially undetermined despite Lineage's assertion that solar array testing by Altus Power was involved. Independent coverage from ABC7, LA Times, and KTLA corroborates the timeline and fire department statements, with the LA Times adding reporting on structural challenges posed by the heavily insulated building design and broader health/economic implications for the community that this NBC piece does not address. Readers should monitor the official cause determination from fire investigators, cleanup operations at the facility, and any damage claims or liability disputes among the property owner, Lineage, Altus Power, and Pearce Services.