San Pedro Bay Ports Release Draft of 2017 Clean Air Action Plan Update

The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach today released the draft of their proposed 2017 Clean Air Action Plan (CAAP) Update. The document outlines a new set of aggressive near-term and long-term strategies for the nation's busiest harbor complex to further reduce harmful air pollution from all port-related sources, assist the state in meeting aggressive greenhouse gas reduction goals, and ultimately achieve zero emissions for trucks and terminal equipment.

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Port Expands Incentive Grant Program to Reduce Ship Emissions

The Port of Los Angeles and other participating Environmental Ship Index (ESI) incentive providers have expanded their rewards programs for vessel operators willing to go above and beyond regulatory standards to cut harmful emissions from ships. Under a new formula that took effect July 1, participating ESI vessel operators are now earning additional incentive points for reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from their ships.

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Public Comment and Review Period Extended Through September 29 for Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Report on China Shipping Container Terminal Project

At the request of community stakeholders, the Port of Los Angeles has extended the public comment and review period from June 16, 2017 through September 29, 2017. The original deadline was July 31, 2017.

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Port of Los Angeles Awards $1 Million in Community Grants to 34 Local Organizations

The Port of Los Angeles has named 34 organizations that will receive grants under the Port's Community Investment Sponsorship Program for FY 2017/18. The non-taxpayer-funded program allocates up to $1 million annually in grant funding for projects benefiting the San Pedro Bay harbor communities and the LA Waterfront.

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Port of Los Angeles Ends Fiscal Year with Western Hemisphere Record Volumes of 9.2 Million TEUs

The Port of Los Angeles closed its 12-month fiscal year with total cargo volumes of 9.2 million Twenty-Foot Units (TEUs), a new annual record for most container throughput for a Western Hemisphere port. Volumes increased 8.1 percent in June compared to the same period last year, marking the second busiest June in the Port's 110-year history.

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Updated America's Port® Video Highlights Port's Modern Infrastructure, Progressive Environmental Programs and Record-Setting Cargo Volumes

Watch along as Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and Port of Los Angeles Director Gene Seroka host a three-minute video tour of America's Premier Gateway for International Trade.

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Evergreen Line's Ever Sigma Delivers Port of Los Angeles' 9 Millionth TEU, Setting a New 12-Month Container Throughput Record for a Western Hemisphere Seaport

Evergreen Line’s Ever Sigma container ship discharged the 9 millionth TEU (twenty-foot equivalent unit) to pass through the Port of Los Angeles in the span of 12 months, setting a new annual record for the most container throughput of any port in the Western Hemisphere.

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Latest Video in #1in9 Series Spotlights Princess Cruises Employee

In the seventh video in the #1in9 series, Christopher Nicholson, Manager of Programs and Entertainment for Princess Cruises, is interviewed aboard the Ruby Princess.

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Port of Los Angeles Announces Fun-Filled Summer Events Schedule for the LA Waterfront

The Port of Los Angeles has released its summer schedule of events for the LA Waterfront, an increasingly popular destination for both local Southern Californians and out-of-area tourists. Last year, the Port reported 2 million visitors to the LA Waterfront, and predicts more visitors again this summer following the success of LA’s inaugural Fleet Week event over Labor Day weekend.

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Port of Los Angeles and GE Transportation Launch Solution to Digitize Maritime Shipping

Last November, GE Transportation and the Port of Los Angeles announced a partnership to develop a first-of-its-kind digital solution to keep cargo flowing efficiently through America's largest container port. Since, the partners have been working together to build a platform that digitizes maritime shipping data and makes it available to cargo owners and supply chain operators through secure, channeled access.

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Phase Two of Port of Los Angeles' Harbor Boulevard Roadway Improvements Project

The Port of Los Angeles is now in Phase Two of construction of the Harbor Boulevard Roadway Improvements Project. As a result, lane reductions along Sampson Way and Harbor Boulevard will remain in place through the end of summer and access via 6th Street is limited (on weekends between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m.) When visiting the Los Angeles Maritime Museum, Ports O' Call Village, or San Pedro Fish Market and Restaurant, accessing the parking lot via 22nd and Miner streets is recommended. For those unfamiliar with the area, check out this time lapse to virtually navigate this area and alternate route before visiting.

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What's Changed on the LA Waterfront?

The LA Waterfront has changed dramatically over the last decade, and there is still more to come. This video highlights the milestones that demonstrate the Port of Los Angeles' commitment to the community with projects that provide additional open space and encourage public access.

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