Ports

CARB’s Mary Nichols on the Need to Create a Sustainable Freight System

CARB Chairman Mary Nichols delivers a speech on greening freight transportation in California at the CleanTech LA Global Showcase.

At POLA, Smart Data Moves More Cargo & Cuts GHG Emissions

The Port of Los Angeles's executive director, Gene Seroka, discusses the latest initiatives around zero-emission equipment and data-driven efficiency at the major facility.

Mayor Garcetti Appoints LA City’s First International Trade Director

Stephen Cheung, the Mayor of Los Angeles’ first Director of International Trade, talks ports, infrastructure, and goods movement with TPR.

Port of Long Beach Continues to Green and Expand Facilities, Operations

The Port of Long Beach directors and commissioners discuss upgrading facilities, planning for the expansion of the Panama Canal, and greening operations.

Dutch Ambassador Renée Jones-Bos: 'The Cost Comes Before the Benefit'

Renée Jones-Bos, Ambassador of the Netherlands to the United States, spoke about water, infrastructure, planning, ports, and cost-benefit analysis as the closing keynote speaker at the 2012 APA National Convention in Los Angeles.

Congress: Partisanship Hogties Federal Transportation Funding

US Representative Earl Blumenauer of Oregon has staunchly supported public investment in transportation systems, water infrastructure, and livable cities. With the House in apparent gridlock, however, passing what have traditionally been banal, bipartisan bills is now a game of high-stakes political chicken. The congressman discusses where infrastructure bills are now and what we can expect next from Washington.

State Of The City Address: Dan Garcia Offers A Real Agenda