Sept. 28 Cargo Update
All Port of Los Angeles terminals are open and operational, with 22 vessels in port today. Labor crews working on 17 container ships, one tanker and one dry bulk carrier; three cruise ships.
Next Board Meeting
Thursday, Oct. 7 at 9 a.m.
Board members will participate via videoconference
Watch meeting live on 10/7
Board members will participate via videoconference
Watch meeting live on 10/7
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