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COVID Spurred Backup at Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach Slowly Easing

SAN PEDRO— For the past several months, recreational boaters, sailors, and beachgoers have noticed an abnormal amount of cargo ships in the waters near the Port of Los Angeles and

Lindsey Glasgow April 10, 2021

COVID Spurred Backup at Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach Slowly Easing

COVID Spurred Backup at Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach Slowly Easing

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