Port of Los Angeles' APM Terminals on Pier 400 Utilizes Tallest Cranes in North America to Work Fully Profiled Maersk Evora

Congratulations to APM Terminals, which is currently utilizing its newly raised cranes - the tallest in North America - to work the Maersk Evora. The ship came into the APMT at the Port of Los Angeles this week fully loaded with nine containers above deck, the first for any U.S. port. By the time the ship leaves port, 24,846 TEUs will be loaded off and back on the ship. That is believed to be a new world record for a single vessel port call!

Ports to Consider Update to Clean Air Action Plan on Nov. 2

The governing boards of the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles will hold a joint public meeting Nov. 2 to consider approving the San Pedro Bay Ports Clean Air Action Plan (CAAP) 2017 Update, which contains far-reaching strategies to further reduce air emissions and support the state’s vision for more sustainable freight movement.

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CAAP Updates and Documents

Port of Los Angeles Registers a 2.15% Gain in September Volumes Up 8.21% Year-To-Date

Last month, 763,785 Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEUs) moved through the Port of Los Angeles, slightly more than last September, but marking the Port’s third-largest September on record in terms of container volumes.

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Third Phase of Harbor Boulevard Roadway Improvements Project Starts October 9

The Port of Los Angeles has announced it will transition into phase three of the Harbor Boulevard Roadway Improvements Project - a reconfigured three-way intersection at Harbor Boulevard and Sampson Way in San Pedro - on the night of Monday, October 9.

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L.A. City Council Confirms Lucia Moreno-Linares to the Board of Harbor Commissioners

The Los Angeles City Council today confirmed long-time Wilmington community advocate Lucia Moreno-Linares to the Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners. Moreno-Linares, appointed by Mayor Eric Garcetti, replaces Patricia Castellanos, who recently stepped down to focus on a new career opportunity.

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Port of Los Angeles and GE Transportation Honored for Innovative Digital Shipping Solution

The Port of Los Angeles has won two technology awards for its Port Information Portal Project, a first-of-its-kind digital solution being undertaken in partnership with GE Transportation to help improve goods movement and cargo efficiency at the Port. The initiative started as a pilot last November and will be expanded to all container terminals and shipping lines at the Port in the coming months.

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The Ninth Video in the Port's #1in9 Series Spotlights Andrew Chow, Vice President of a Commerical Furniture Manufacturing Company

In the latest episode of the #1in9 series, Andrew Chow, Vice President of American Furniture Manufacturer (AFM Contract) is interviewed.
Based in Pomona, CA, AFM Contract
is a commercial furniture manufacturer for domestic and international hotel and restaurant clients.

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Port of Los Angeles Approves 10-Year Project Labor Agreement

A 10-year agreement that ensures quality and timely construction of facilities and large-scale infrastructure projects at the Port of Los Angeles won unanimous approval today from the Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners.

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Port of Los Angeles Announces Terminal Security Enhancement in Wake of Security Breach

The Port of Los Angeles has announced increased security measures at the West Basin Container Terminal, the site of a security breach last week. In addition, the Port is conducting a thorough review of security at all of its terminals.

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Port of Los Angeles and GE Transportation Build on Early Success of Pilot with Commercial Agreements Worth up to $12 Million

Less than a year since launching a first-of-its kind digital solution to keep cargo flowing efficiently through America’s largest container port, the Port of Los Angeles and GE Transportation are expanding the program to include all container terminals and shipping lines at the Port.

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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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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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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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