CAPA President and Port of Oakland Executive Director Danny Wan released a five-point plan of policy priorities that will help get goods moving and mitigate congestion and bottleneck at West …
Sacramento, CA – This morning, Gov. Gavin Newsom proposed allocating $2.3 billion for supply chain investments in the new state budget. The funds will help address congestion and bottlenecks across …
By Danny Wan, Special to CalMattersThe global supply chain crisis is daunting. Congestion and bottlenecks across the West Coast have left large cargo vessels stranded at anchor for weeks on …
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A pending tariff that will charge ocean carriers for containers left too long on terminal property appears to be motivating faster movement of cargo before any fines have even been …
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A more than five-hour state Legislature hearing Wednesday, Nov. 3, on what’s bedeviling the supply chain turned out to be almost as complex and wide-ranging as the issue itself, with experts …
California legislators spend 5 hours hashing out supply chain problems and solutions Keep Reading »
Sacramento, CA – Today, the California Association of Port Authorities (CAPA) announced that Danny Wan, Executive Director of the Port of Oakland, was elected to serve as President of the Association. Wan, who will serve …
As a result of the pandemic, California ports have grappled with unprecedented impacts. As our state recovers from this global health and economic crisis, California ports are well positioned to be a part of our state’s recovery and resurgence.
Port of Oakland Executive Director Danny Wan was just appointed Vice President of the California Association of Port Authorities (CAPA). During a week celebrating Ports Day 2021, which highlights the significant contributions California ports made to assist the state’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Wan fills the key leadership role effective immediately. The role was left vacant following the passing of Port of Richmond Executive Director Jim Matzorkis in December.
Port directors from across California met virtually with state policymakers for Ports Day 2021, gathering around the theme “Resilience in Action.” They highlighted the significant contributions California Ports made to assist the state’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sacramento, CA – California Association of Port Authorities President Gene Seroka issued the following statement on the release of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s Equitable Recovery for California Businesses and Jobs Plan.
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