California’s business and economic development office has awarded $27 million to fund 10 projects at its five container ports to improve data systems and interoperability to strengthen the nation’s ...

There has been a shift in what moves California. Electric vehicle charging ports now outnumber gas nozzles across the Golden State, a sign of the increasing number of zero-emission vehicles on the ...

The California Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-Biz) announced the award of $27 million to support data system development and interoperability across California’s five ...

The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, California, will provide $25 million for a new partnership with regional air quality agencies to jump-start charging infrastructure for electric heavy-duty ...

LOS ANGELES—Ruben Diaz typically hauls two container loads of goods a day in a rented big rig between Southern California’s sprawling ports and warehouses dozens of miles away. Now, the 38-year-old is ...

Gov. Gavin Newsom toured the Port of Los Angeles. (Governor's office photo) The air district regulating the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles is considering a rule to cap emissions. Farm groups have ...

California is reshaping its future. In September 2025, the state pledged $225 million toward modernizing key ports for offshore wind projects. This move demonstrates direct action, clear intent, and ...

California is home to the busiest ports in the country - a crucial piece to the exchange of goods with other countries, notably exports and imports between the Golden State and China. But President ...

Rendering of the Pier Wind project at the Port of Long Beach, California. (Courtesy of the Port of Long Beach) LONG BEACH, Calif. (CN) — The California State Lands Commission and the Ports of Long ...

President Donald Trump’s on-again, off-again tariffs are putting many California businesses, jobs and the state budget at risk. They’re affecting not only long-term relationships with trading partners ...

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. When Maria Reyes migrated from Mexico and settled in West Long Beach in the late 1980s, she thought it would be the ...