One voice for infrastructure

Monday, November 28, 2011

SoCal ports, local groups team up to prevent cargo diversion. By Eric Kulisch The expansion of the Panama Canal in 2014 and the potential threat that it will draw transcontinental cargo away from Southern California ports to Gulf and East Coast rivals is a useful foil for getting local support to make the Port of Los Angeles more competitive, Executive Director Geraldine Knatz said. On the ground, the port authority is working with industry stakeholders to improve the flow of carg...

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