The unpredictability of Trump’s edicts means there won’t be a surge of cargo, she said; many businesses are waiting to act.

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. California’s port traffic is beginning to look worse now, under the effects of President Donald Trump’s ...

What are the numbers? At Port of Los Angeles, Executive Director Gene Seroka said during a media briefing last week that the ...

Rich Dines, a marine clerk and former Long Beach harbor commissioner, has a front-row seat to Trump’s tariff fallout.

California business folks met with California Attorney General Rob Bonta to discuss what they face on the front lines of the tariff and trade war imposed on the Golden State. They had plenty to say.

Unemployment in the Inland Empire ticked up to 4.9% last month, above the state average, with jobs lost in logistics but a ...

The court ruling raises the real question about whether the wider so-called reciprocal tariffs due in July will ever come in ...

The U.S. trade war with China has an outsize effect on California ports: Chinese goods have accounted for 40% of the imports at the Port of Los Angeles, 63% at the Port of Long Beach and 45% at ...