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Sacramento, CA – Today, the California Association of Port Authorities (CAPA) applauded Governor Gavin Newsom’s release of the May Revision that included a $1.2 billion investment for projects that improve …

Gov. Newsom’s Revised Budget Plan Reaffirms $1.2 Billion Investment in California’s Supply Chain Keep Reading »

Sacramento, CA – Today, Governor Gavin Newsom announced that the Ports of Long Beach, Los Angeles, Oakland, San Diego, and Hueneme signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to launch the …

Gov. Newsom Announces $27 Million Investment in CA Ports that Will Support Supply Chain Coordination Keep Reading »

Sacramento, CA – Today, the California Association of Port Authorities applauded the announcement that the State of California would partner with Japan to establish green shipping corridors and solutions that …

CA Ports Applaud Partnership Between California and Japan that Will Cut Pollution, Enhance Collaboration Across the Supply Chain Keep Reading »

Sacramento, CA – Today, Port directors from across California shared the study with state policymakers for Ports Day 2023, the California Association of Port Authorities’ (CAPA) annual day of advocacy. …

New study shows CA Ports drive $416 billion in trade value, $38.1 billion in tax revenue, 3.1 million jobs nationally Keep Reading »

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 …

California Port Executives Meet Virtually with CA Lieutenant Governor, State Controller, Policymakers to Discuss Solutions to Global Supply Chain Crisis Keep Reading »

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 …

Gov. Newsom Proposes $2.3 Billion in Funding to Get Goods Moving, Reduce Supply Chain Bottleneck in New State Budget Keep Reading »

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 …

Here’s how California can help fix America’s broken supply chain Keep Reading »

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 …

New cargo tariff appears to be bringing some early compliance at the Port of LA Keep Reading »

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 …

Executive Director of the Port of Oakland Danny Wan Elected President of the California Association of Port Authorities Keep Reading »