EPA Protects West Coast Ports Besieged by Coal
It's amazing what a determined group of people can do, even in the face of the combined forces of coal, railway, and shipping industries. I sure hope they succeed.
It's amazing what a determined group of people can do, even in the face of the combined forces of coal, railway, and shipping industries. I sure hope they succeed.
Carl Pope | Posted 05.16.2012
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa takes pride in the fact that his city's recycling rate is the highest in any of America's million plus population cities. But listening to the workers, it is clear that inside the recycling facility, workers are treated more like the garbage they sort than fellow citizens.
Arthur Bruzzone | Posted 02.12.2012
The Occupy movement, or those who participated in effort to close down West Coast ports, violated several of Saul Alinksy's direct action rules: First, find a message and persist. Second, don't alienate your base...
Posted 09.25.2011
Los Angeles' first-ever Navy Week has just started, offering Angelenos a chance to mix and mingle with some of our nation's finest. CBS LA tells u...
Antonio Villaraigosa | Posted 06.19.2011
As the country slowly crawls out of the global economic recession, Los Angeles is taking bold steps to invest in infrastructure, create jobs, increase...
Amy Traub | Posted 05.25.2011
The Port of Los Angeles' innovative Clean Truck Program is legally in the clear -- and so it's time for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey to follow those tire tracks.
Amy Traub | Posted 05.25.2011
By January 1, the dirtiest of the diesel trucks spewing pollution on their way to and from the ports of New York and New Jersey may get a much-needed retirement.
James P. Hoffa | Posted 05.25.2011
I hate to think we've become a country that has lost the concept of public purpose, a country that allows corporations to poison the people who live nearby. But apparently they're too much for the trucking industry.
John Petro | Posted 05.25.2011
For those Americans who happen to live near a seaport, pollution is a serious health hazard leading to negative health outcomes and even death.
Antonio Villaraigosa | Posted 05.25.2011
LA is open for business and focused on getting Angelenos back to work.
latimes.com | Ronald D. White | Posted 05.25.2011
Global warming and a resulting rise in sea levels present a direct threat to the world's seaports -- and many of California's harbors are nowhere near...
John Petro | Posted 05.25.2011
What characteristics make a city more or less business friendly? Is it simply low tax rates and minimal regulation? The Los Angeles County Business Federation would say yes.
Antonio Villaraigosa | Posted 05.25.2011
Today marks the first anniversary of the launch of one of the most successful emissions reductions programs in our country's history -- the Port of Los Angeles' Clean Truck Program.
Carol Pierson Holding | Posted 04.25.2012