Despite a year marked by trade uncertainty and shifting global dynamics, Southern California’s two largest ports continue to demonstrate resilience, reliability, and operational strength. The Port of Long Beach and
LONG BEACH — About 67 shipping containers toppled from the cargo ship Mississippi around 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 9, 2025, while the vessel was berthed at Pier G in
LONG BEACH— Imagine navigating a container ship that can be as long as 984 feet through a pathway dredged to a depth of about 76 feet, with no lines, signs
LOS ANGELES— The Ports of Los Angeles, Long Beach and Shanghai announced on Sept. 22 that they would work together to create the first-ever Trans-Pacific green shipping corridor, a shipping route supporting
SAN PEDRO— The ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles revisited the Clean Air Action Plan on Feb. 1 in a public meeting via webinar. The meeting was broken
LONG BEACH—On Dec.22, 2021, the Port of Long Beach announced its acquisition of a $52.3 million grant for its rail project. The grant comes from the U.S. Department of
What Happened: The issue of backlogged cargo ships in Southern California’s busiest ports, Long Beach and Los Angeles has grown in recent weeks, creating a supply chain crisis As a
LOS ANGELES – As of Nov. 2021, the backlogged cargo ships remain at an all-time high in Southern California as the supply chain crisis continues to overwhelm two of America’s
