AdvertisementIn March, a Prologis technician inspecting the warehouse noticed pallets of flammable materials at an outdoor storage yard stacked 15 to 20 feet high, with boxes leaning over and spilling onto the ground. In May, the fire protection district inspected the Carson warehouse and cited Day to Day again with improper storage of hazardous materials including essential oils and hand sanitizer. The millions of gallons of water they used flushed chemicals and debris into storm drains that feed the Dominguez Channel. The fire protection district again issued numerous citations. In early October, residents of the area started reporting the odor of rotten eggs, sewage and vomit emanating from channel.

Source: Los Angeles Times January 14, 2022 18:16 UTC