The Port of Los Angeles announced a two-part series of community meetings to provide status updates on the Wilmington Waterfront Development Project. One meeting already took place on July 25,
WILMINGTON—Longshoremen were not too happy about the Los Angeles Board of Port Commissioners’ decision to automate the Port of L.A. (a source of discontent over the past weeks), but a
SAN DIEGO—The administrative portion of Chula Vista Harbor’s planned redevelopment took another step forward on June 18, when the Port of San Diego’s Board of Port Commissioners approved the issuance
MARINA DEL REY—Marina del Rey has a reputation as one of the more upscale boater’s havens in Southern California – and the developments going up in the community certainly reflect
MARINA DEL REY—Waterfront developments are a dime a dozen these days – there is seemingly always a project in the works to improve or update infrastructure. The process of pinning
Re: Gas tax hike survives voter repeal effort (issue Nov. 30-Dec. 14) California dummies Apparently, the people of California are the dumbest of the dumb. Why else would they keep
REDONDO BEACH — Chronicling the drama behind Redondo Beach’s waterfront project has been interesting to say the least. Residents who attended a California Coastal Commission meeting in October, for example,
SAN PEDRO — San Pedro’s waterfront is beginning to weave a heartbreaking picture along the lines of Charles Dickens’ “A Tale of Two Cities.” As Ports O’ Call boaters, tenants
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