A proposed schedule calls for construction of the first phase to begin in 2027.

The third major component in a four-phase modernization of the Port of Long Beach’s fire safety services, this California project’s design actually began in New York.

The two ports are using $703 million in grants awarded this fall under the federal funding law for projects, from hardening facilities against extreme weather events to reducing emissions.

Port of Long Beach officials estimate dredging operations for the channel widening project could begin by 2026.

Winning projects are in coastal, Great Lakes and inland river locations.

California facility is touted as one of world's most technologically sophisticated of its kind.

New transportation leader vows to lower fatalities, increase innovation and multimodal options.

With a new leader, a $4.5-billion capital program and now a green light to pursue a major rail support facility, the Port of Long Beach is rebounding from a major tenant’s bankruptcy and looking to fulfill a zero-emissions goal.