Port of Long Beach, Long Beach, Calif., opened Port of Long Beach Academy of Global Logistics at Cabrillo High School.

JAXPORT’s ongoing investment in building the port of the future is on display as three state-of-the-art 100-gauge electric container cranes cruised in on the St. Johns River.

PortFresh Logistics, Savannah, Ga., announced plans to build a 100,000-square-foot cold treatment facility dedicated to perishable cargoes imported through the Port of Savannah.

The American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA), Alexandria, Va., asked its U.S. member ports how much they and their private-sector partners plan to spend on port-related freight and passenger infrastructure over the next five years. The answer was a whopping $154.8 billion.

The Georgia Ports Authority (GPA), Savannah, Ga., instituted a new tracking system designed to more quickly process breakbulk cargo and provide real-time freight tracking.

Georgia Ports Authority (GPA), Brunswick, Ga., released an ambitious capital improvement plan for Brunswick terminals.

Port Tampa Bay, Tampa, Fla., will begin participating in USDA’s cold treatment program to import select types of refrigerated produce from South America.

Nautilus International Holding Corp. and its Metro subsidiaries broke ground on a new headquarters at the Port of Long Beach.

The International Longshore Workers Union, San Francisco, and the Pacific Maritime Association, also based in San Francisco, heeded a call to resolve the labor dispute at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.