Port Hosts Vaccination Clinic in San Pedro
The Port of Los Angeles and L.A. County Federation of Labor in coordination with Curative are hosting a public vaccination clinic on Saturday, April 10. Appointments required.
April 9 Cargo Update
All Port of Los Angeles terminals are open and operational, with 21 vessels in port today. Labor crews working on 16 container ships, one tanker, two dry bulk carriers and one refrigerated cargo vessel; one cruise ship restocking supplies.
Wilmington Waterfront Starting to Take Shape
Take a virtual visit of the Wilmington Waterfront Promenade construction site.
Next Board Meeting
Thursday, April 15, 9 a.m.
Board members participate via videoconference
Watch meeting live on 4/15
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Throughout the pandemic, all cargo terminals at the Port of Los Angeles have remained open and operational. As part of America’s supply chain, port operations, manufacturing and distribution are essential and continue without interruption. To minimize risks, the Port adheres to the latest directives and guidelines from federal, state and local public health agencies.
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Cargo Operations Dashboard
Get a snapshot of the Port's current operational status, including vessels in port and at anchor, container terminal gate hours and real-time cargo-tracking data tools the Signal, Return Signal and Control Tower.Port Information on COVID-19
Find links to public health agencies, answers to FAQs about Port operations and COVID-19, in addition to news coverage about the Port throughout the pandemic.Logistics Victory Los Angeles
Logistics Victory Los Angeles (LoVLA) assists in getting critical PPE and emergency supplies from donors to healthcare and essential supply chain workers.With public events on hold, development and construction continues along the LA Waterfront.
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