Man Falls to His Death on Ship at Port of Los Angeles – USNews.com
It's unclear what caused the man to fall. The U.S. Coast Guard has been notified and the incident will be handed over to the LA Port Police, the fire …
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Man dies after falling 50 feet at the Port of Los Angeles – KTLA
The Los Angeles Port Police will be investigating the incident. The United States Coast Guard has also been informed.
Man Falls to His Death Aboard Boxship at Port of Los Angeles – The Maritime Executive
The cause of the fall is under investigation by the LA Port Police, and the U.S. Coast Guard has been notified. A map location provided by the …
Man falls to his death on ship at Port of Los Angeles – Jacksonville Journal-Courier
The U.S. Coast Guard has been notified and the incident will be handed over to the LA Port Police, the fire department said.
Man falls to his death on ship at Port of Los Angeles, authorities say – ABC7
The U.S. Coast Guard has been notified and the incident will be handed over to the Los Angeles Port Police. This is a developing story.
port of los angeles reports 9.9 million container units in 2022; second highest year on record
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Port of Los Angeles Cargo Lighter in November | News
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Port of Los Angeles Cargo Volume Remains Soft | News
Cargo volume at the Port of Los Angeles dropped in October as the Port handled 678,429 Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEUs), a 25% decrease from October 2021. The Port of Los Angeles has processed 8,542,944 TEUs during the first 10 months of 2022, about 6% down from last year’s record pace.
Coast Guard conducts oil recovery from sunken vessel in San Pedro
Working alongside Los Angeles Port Police (LAPP) and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife: Office of Spill Prevention and Response …
Unprecedented Year Increases Port Emissions
Emissions from port-related sources increased in 2021 compared to the previous year, according to the Port of Los Angeles’ latest Inventory of Air Emissions. The 2021 results were significantly impacted by a series of supply chain disruptions, particularly cargo vessels anchored outside the port complex. Over the past year, private and public stakeholders have been successful in reducing congestion and ships at anchor, which will improve 2022 emissions.
