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2 days ago | laist.com | Camille von Kaenel

What’s happening at the Port of L.A.? Gene Seroka, executive director of the Port of Los Angeles, said he anticipates a 35% decline in container deliveries this week, compared with the same point last year. “Prices of products made in China now are two and a half times more than they were just last month, and importers just simply cannot justify those costs,” Seroka said. What’s the impact on climate technologies?

2 days ago | laist.com | Camille von Kaenel

What’s happening at the Port of L.A.? Gene Seroka, executive director of the Port of Los Angeles, said he anticipates a 35% decline in container deliveries this week, compared with the same point last year. “Prices of products made in China now are two and a half times more than they were just last month, and importers just simply cannot justify those costs,” Seroka said. What’s the impact on climate technologies?

4 days ago | laist.com | Neda Ulaby

In L.A.: Two buildings remaining on Tuna Street made the list. The street had been a vibrant main center of the Japanese American fishing village on Terminal Island before the community was forcibly removed and incarcerated during World War II. About the list: This year, the list includes not only buildings, but entire communities, such as a smattering of islands off Florida's northwest coast. Cedar Key was renowned for its Old Florida charm.

5 days ago | laist.com | Gillian Morán Pérez

In early January, Randy Clement got a call from a neighbor asking if he could check on their house in Altadena. The Eaton Fire had started the day before. Clement and his son were able to check and report back by hiking through the Eaton Canyon area. Those houses did not survive. He then posted a message on Instagram on the account of the bar he owns, Good Neighbor Bar, asking customers if they also wanted him to check on their house. The messages poured in.

5 days ago | laist.com | Gillian Morán Pérez

In early January, Randy Clement got a call from a neighbor asking if he could check on their house in Altadena. The Eaton Fire had started the day before. Clement and his son were able to check and report back by hiking through the Eaton Canyon area. Those houses did not survive. He then posted a message on Instagram on the account of the bar he owns, Good Neighbor Bar, asking customers if they also wanted him to check on their house. The messages poured in.