LOS ANGELES—President Trump agreed to send a massive Navy hospital ship to Los Angeles to deal with the area’s surge of coronavirus patients. The USNS Mercy – one of the
RE: “Is Long Beach’s ecosystem restoration project bad news for boaters?” (Feb. 21- March 5) Between the Huntington Headlands (Seapoint St on PCH) and Deadmans Island in San Pedro was
LOS ANGELES—Port of Los Angeles officials, community leaders, labor representatives and Harbor area residents gathered on Feb. 8, to unveil “Dave Arian Way,” a portion of Miner Street south of
LOS ANGELES—Shovels have hit dirt, marking the start of construction on the San Pedro Promenade and Town Square Project, which are part of the larger redevelopment of the LA Waterfront,
LOS ANGELES—A group of boaters once gathered at Marina Café in Wilmington. It was March 25, 2016. One of those boaters carried a hand-written sign: #WilmingtonLivesMatter. There was an oil
SAN PEDRO—The Port of Los Angeles will enter into exclusive negotiations with Bellwether Financial Group to bring a boatyard to the L.A. Harbor, thanks to an Oct. 8 vote by
SAN PEDRO—A man named Albert Halfhill opened Southern California’s first-ever sardine cannery in 1893. The cannery – California Fish Co. – opened its door’s on Terminal Island, the man-made landform
SAN PEDRO—Plans for the L.A. Waterfront redevelopment project in San Pedro, so much so the city has announced a groundbreaking ceremony for the public market space set to be built
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