On the Front Lines
Celebrating Western Hemisphere Ports Day with ports around world as we continue to move cargo during this public health crisis.
ALL PORT TERMINALS OPEN AND OPERATIONAL
April 5: All terminals open and operating. 7 container vessels, 5 liquid bulk vessels, 1 dry bulk carrier and 1 refrigerated cargo carrier being worked by labor. USNS Mercy in port.
Latest Video Update
On April 2, Executive Director Gene Seroka addressed port operations amid the COVID-19 public health crisis.
Gene Seroka to take on Additional duties
Mayor Garcetti has appointed Gene Seroka Chief Logistics Officer for the City of L.A. while leading the Port.
THE USNS MERCY HAS ARRIVED
Now the largest hospital in L.A.:
USNS Mercy at the Port of Los Angeles.
Commonly Searched Topics
Port of Los Angeles Remains Open and Operational During Global Health Crisis
The Port of Los Angeles and San Pedro Bay Port Complex are on heightened alert and the U.S. Coast Guard is assessing all inbound vessels. There are currently no reports of any vessel impacts due to COVID-19 at any of our terminals. All Port of Los Angeles terminals are open and operational and we are conducting business as usual.
Latest News
Port of Los Angeles Information on Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Get updates and answers to FAQs from the Port of Los Angeles.
Container Terminal Gate Hours
Container Vessels in Port
All Vessels in Port
More info
KABC: Port of Los Angeles Executive Director Gene Seroka on Coronavirus Impact
On ABC7 Eyewitness News, Executive Director Gene Seroka gives an update to David Ono and Ellen Leyva about how the Port of Los Angeles is operating amid the COVID-19 public health crisis, while preparing for the arrival of the U.S. Navy's USNS Mercy hospital ship.
View Video
View Video
'We’ve had 2 huge shocks to the system:' Port of LA's executive director on Yahoo Finance
Executive Director Gene Seroka says all marine terminals remain “open for business,” albeit with additional cleaning and more stringent health and safety guidelines.
More info
More info
Medical Supplies Needed
The Port of Los Angeles is moving medical supplies quickly to hospitals and health care providers. There is a critical need in Southern California for N95 masks, face guards, ventilators that are both intrusive and non-intrusive, IV-drip apparatus, isolation gowns and other medical supplies. If you can offer any of these supplies, please email [email protected].
Business
We are L.A.’s gateway to the world. For nearly two decades, the Port of Los Angeles has moved more cargo than any other port in the nation, more than doubling volumes during this time. We are a major economic driver for the local, regional and national economy.Community
Our commitment goes beyond just cargo. We are dedicated to educating our community about Port operations and the positive impact of international trade. We also serve as a connector to the LA Waterfront, creating opportunities for everyone to have access and enjoyment.Environment
We are 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.In compliance with the current COVID-19 social distancing restrictions,
the Port of Los Angeles has canceled all public events scheduled for March and April.
@PortofLA on Twitter