As we have written about in our monthly newsletters, California Governor Gavin Newsom was not happy the US Congress passed a Congressional Review Act (CRA) rescinding the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) previous waiver approval of California Air Resources […]
California Governor Gavin Newsom had two troublesome port-related bills cross his desk recently. He signed one and vetoed the other. He signed SB703 which requires trucking companies and individual motor carriers to provide the ports of Los Angeles […]
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November is busy in our night skies. On Wednesday the 5th, look for the brightest Supermoon of the year. A Supermoon is when the full moon occurs at the same time the moon’s orbit is closest to the […]
Every year, the National Park Service at Katmai National Park and Preserve in Alaska holds a “tournament” where voters select the fattest bear of the season. This year’s winner, Chuck. Impressive, but we think Tahoe’s Hank the Tank, […]
Laura DiBella and Robert Harvey, President Trump’s nominees for the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC), are making their way through the Senate confirmation process.
Mario Cordero, CEO of the Port of Long Beach, will be retiring at the end of the year. Mr. Cordero has been leading the port for more than eight years. We wish him well.
Episode 3 of the docuseries DRIVEN has dropped. Roland Bolduc, Tiffany Hargraves and Germany Williams are true examples of the heart of trucking. Learn more about their lives and the dedication they exhibit every day. Catch up on […]
The California Air Resources Board (CARB) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are trading barbs. CARB called the EPA’s efforts to repeal the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) regulations “stunningly sloppy and amateurish” and “devoid of scientific evidence.” The EPA […]
The terrible accident in Florida has all eyes on foreign-national commercial truck drivers. While the vast majority of foreign-born drivers on the nation’s roadways are legal and safe, sadly, there is a segment which is neither. The current […]
SWEET TOOTH FOR LOGISTICS According to Instacart data, the number one candy sold in America is Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups followed closely by Peanut M&Ms and Plain M&Ms. That said, there are regional favorites when it comes to […]
When California passed AB5, the law restricting the use of independent contractors, Dee Sova left her lifelong California home and moved to Missouri to maintain her independence. Watch her story above. Under the Biden Administration, Acting Labor Secretary […]
As evidenced by the video above, cargo theft is not a “victimless crime.” Thieves are becoming increasingly brazen and increasingly violent. Cargo theft is up 1,500% in three years. Last year, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) tracked […]
The DC Court of Appeals ruled against the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) in the case brought by the World Shipping Council (WSC) regarding the proper billing party for demurrage and detention. The Appeals Court ruling, once again, opens […]
After years of making it difficult for California’s oil and refining industry, the state is trying to make amends. The state’s legislature passed a law allowing 2,000 drilling permits in Kern County each year for the next ten […]
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After a ten-year legal battle between the City of Oakland and Oakland Bulk and Oversized Terminal, coal is coming to town. The California Supreme Court declined to review the case which affirmed the city breached its contract and […]
The MSC Mississippi lost more than sixty containers overboard at the Port of Long Beach last month. It was quite a site to see. Thankfully, no one was injured. It is a vivid reminder of waterfront dangers. Kudos […]
Last month, the Port of Portland finalized a deal with Harbor Industrial to save containerized operations at the port. The deal allows Harbor Industrial to pay the port based on usage with a minimum payment of $27M over […]
If you have one of these stickers, you can no longer driver solo in the carpool lane. The 20-year-old federal law authorizing states to allow solo-drivers of electric or hybrid cars in high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes expired on […]