East Coast dockworkers suspend strike, easing impacts on Long Beach and LA ports
"The West Coast cannot absorb all the disruption on the East Coast," UCLA professor of supply chain management Chris Tang told LAist. "I think that if the strike can [end] within a couple of weeks, the disruption would be minimal. If it goes on for over one month, that is a different story."
A proposed 400-acre terminal to assembly and deploy floating offshore wind turbines received a boost this week when Gov.
The terminal, called Pier Wind, will allow for staging, storage and assembly of wind turbines that are as tall as the Eiffel ...
The Port of Long Beach once again saw record-breaking cargo numbers in August, port officials said Thursday, Sept. 12. “Shippers are turning to us and returning as their business increases ...
The Vincent Thomas Bridge and the 47 Freeway at the Port of Long Beach were reopened Saturday after workers removed an ...
Parts of the Port of Los Angeles continue to be inaccessible on Friday after a big rig hauling large lithium batteries overturned and caught fire. The damage from the accident and fire left the main r ...
While cargo volume at the Port of Long Beach increased by 20% last year, greenhouse gasses declined 17%, marking “significant ...
A proposed 400-acre terminal project at the Port of Long Beach will benefit from lower costs and efforts to streamline its design and construction thanks to a new state bill signed Monday. Gov. Gavin ...
The 47 Freeway and the Vincent Thomas Bridge reopened after firefighters cleared all the hazardous lithium-ion batteries that ...
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Port of Long Beach executive director urges unions, management to 'come to their differences'Port of Long Beach Executive Director Mario Cordero explains the impact of the port strike on the West Coast, provides advice to the parties involved on the East and Gulf Coasts, and discusses whether ...
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