L.A. port gets $7.5M to wrap channel deepening project

Sep 21, 2012

The Los Angeles Harbor Commission has approved $7.5 million for the final phase of the Port of Los Angeles’ Main Channel Deepening Project.

The port said the project has taken its main navigational channels and basins to a 53-foot depth for the facility to accommodate container ships of all sizes for decades to come.

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