UNDER ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
The Draft Subsequent EIR for the West Harbor Modification Project includes a proposed amphitheater and parking lot.
Celebrating Native American Heritage Month
Proudly honoring the past, present, and future contributions of Native Americans and Indigenous peoples in Los Angeles and across the nation.
Become a Port Employee
Learn how to get a job at the Port through the City of Los Angeles.
SR 47 Interchange Project
Get project information and updates, including anticipated traffic advisories, such as ramp closures and lane reductions.
Next Board Meeting
10 a.m.
Thursday, Nov. 7
Banning's Landing Community Center
Live Webcast
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Welcome to America's Port®
The busiest container port in North America, the Port of Los Angeles has sustained its rank as No. 1 for more than two decades with record volumes for containerized trade. The Port maintains an efficient, sustainable supply chain, adopting new technologies to improve the reliability, predictability, and efficiency of the flow of cargo across global seaborne trade.
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San Pedro Bay Ports Give Quarterly Clean Air Action Plan Update
Oct. 29
Port of Los Angeles Awarded $412 Million Grant from U.S. EPA for Zero-Emission Transformation
Oct. 23
LA/LB-Shanghai Green Shipping Corridor Releases the 2024 Annual Progress Report
Oct. 18
A Record September and All-Time Best Quarter at the Port of Los Angeles
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Cargo Operations Dashboard
Get a snapshot of the Port's current operational status, including terminal, trucking and vessel activity, with real-time cargo-tracking tools using data from the Port Optimizer™. Start here for daily supply chain updates.
Community and Public Safety
In addition to initiatives that support security and public safety, the Port aims to enhance the quality of life for Harbor Area residents, with community events, educational programs and continued development along the LA Waterfront.
Environment and Sustainability
The Port is setting the standard for responsible, sustainable growth. Facilitating global change while protecting the environment is a delicate balance at the nation’s busiest seaport. Achieving this balance requires vision, collaboration and commitment.
Coming soon: The opportunity for the redevelopment, adaptive reuse, operation and maintenance of the Port of Los Angeles’ historic Municipal Warehouse No. 1 on the LA Waterfront.
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