Historic Angels Gate Tug Back in Service

With support and assistance from the Port of Los Angeles, the office of 15th District Councilwoman Janice Hahn and a host of community donors, the historic Angels Gate tugboat is back in operation, once again offering a floating classroom for local students.  The tug is berthed at the Los Angeles Maritime Museum, a facility of the City of Los Angeles, Department of Recreation and Parks.

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LA Waterfront Public Meeting - February 11

Join us for the LA Waterfront Kick-Off Public Meeting taking place from 6-8 p.m. on Thursday, February 11 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in San Pedro.

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Port Evaluates Zero-Emission Hybrid-Electric Trucks

The Port of Los Angeles is entering into negotiations with Los Angeles-based Vision Industries for the purchase and evaluation hydrogen fuel cell hybrid-electric trucks that will be tested for cargo-hauling (or “drayage”) operations. Learn More

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Make Sure LA Counts in 2010!

Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa has issued a Call to Action to all Angelenos to participate in the upcoming 2010 Census!
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Teachers: Schedule a Boat Tour for your Fifth Grade Class Now!

Online registration and scheduling for the Port of Los Angeles School Boat Tour Program is now available. Learn More

10 Ways We're Greening LA

LA is on its way to being the largest green city in America, along with the Port of Los Angeles' commitment to cutting air pollution. Watch this presentation on 10 things LA is doing to make the city a cleaner, healthier, more prosperous place. Watch Video

The Ocean Takes Care of Us, Let's Return the Favor...

A message from actor Edward James Olmos: The ocean is a vital resource that provides food, water, commerce, recreation, medicine and even the air we breathe. Today, our ocean faces unprecedented threats from pollution, trash, declining fisheries and multiple impacts from climate change.

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Port of Los Angeles Releases Draft L.A. Waterfront Implementation Guidelines and Program Implementation Sequencing Documents

The Port has released a draft of its L.A. Waterfront Implementation Guidelines and Program Implementation Sequencing/Phasing document for Harbor Commission and community review and feedback.  The purpose of this document is to respond to the motion adopted at the September 29, 2009 Board of Harbor Commissioners Meeting.

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The L.A. Advantage: in L.A., it's all about Networking.

For the past decade the Port of Los Angeles has moved more containers than any other port in the nation, more
than doubling volumes during this time. Our success is not a coincidence. The Port of Los Angeles has heavily
invested to ensure that our customers could take advantage of at least three major business drivers: superior
cargo terminals, rail and warehouse infrastructure and services between dock and destination. Learn more

Check out our JobsPORTfolio!

The Port’s new JobsPORTfolio brochure shows how port development and global trade help our local, regional and national job market. Global trade and goods movement are Southern California’s strongest industries in terms of jobs and economic activity. The Port of Los Angeles powers these industries, handling almost a quarter of the cargo that enters the United States annually. Stable, well-paying jobs related to Port operations are a backbone of the Southern California economy.  

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Seaports Deliver Prosperity

For centuries, seaports have served as a vital economic lifeline by bringing goods and services to people around the world. Seaports continue to be a critical link for access to the global marketplace.
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