Port Exceeds 900,000 Container Units in October
It's the first time the Port has exceeded 900,000 TEUs for four consecutive months.
UNDER ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
The Draft Subsequent EIR for the West Harbor Modification Project includes a proposed amphitheater, Ferris wheel and parking lot. Public review period extended through Jan. 10.
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Port of Los Angeles Earns Employer of the Year, Innovative Project Awards
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Port of Los Angeles Issues Request For Interest for Warehouse No. 1
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Port Releases Draft Subsequent Environmental Impact Report for Proposed Waterfront Amphitheater
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San Pedro Bay Ports Give Quarterly Clean Air Action Plan Update
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