Smoke from a warehouse fire that started earlier this week in Boyle Heights is still billowing over the downtown L.A. area Saturday. The blaze broke out Wednesday afternoon at the Lineage Logistics

Thick black smoke returned to the Boyle Heights warehouse on Friday as the Los Angeles Fire Department continues its multi-day operation to douse the flames deep inside the 500,000-square-foot building.

A mixture of black and white smoke billowing from the building could be seen for miles as firefighters battled flames that flared up inside a freezer container.

Although the fire was officially contained Wednesday evening, fire crews remained at the scene throughout the night and through Thursday, conducting mop-up operations.

Thick black smoke and flames on Friday returned to the Boyle Heights warehouse that has been at the center of a nearly three-day firefight.

A fire reignited inside a freezer container at a Boyle Heights cold-storage facility due to a shift in the wind on Friday evening. While the flare-up has caused a visible increase in black and white smoke,

Thick black smoke returned to the Boyle Heights warehouse on Friday as the Los Angeles Fire Department continues its multi-day operation to douse the flames deep inside the 500,000-square-foot

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