LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- The Port of Los Angeles is adapting to changes and challenges because of President Trump's tariffs.

The head of the busiest U.S. port does not expect imports to soar after last week's tariff truce between Washington and ...

Tariffs continue to pose uncertainty for cargo numbers in the near future, the Port of Los Angeles’s executive director says.

Cargo coming into the Port of Los Angeles saw a bump last month as importers abroad rushed to push goods out before new ...

When Gene Seroka, the executive director of the Port of Los Angeles, held his monthly news briefing on Monday - his first ...

The Trump administration’s 90-day deal to lower tariffs on China is unlikely to result in a large jump in imports in the ...

President Donald Trump raised those and other tariffs in an effort to increase the amount of goods the U.S. exports. However, ...

Over the next four weeks leading into the summer, Seroka said that the Port of Los Angeles expects volumes to come in around ...

Gene Seroka, head of the Port of Los Angeles, predicts a slight increase in freight following the temporary tariff reduction ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will meet his international counterparts at a G7 finance ministers meeting in Canada.

Officials announced Monday the Port of Los Angeles handled 843,000 containers last month. It's a 9.5% increase from April of ...

The Port of Los Angeles head anticipates only a modest increase in imports after a temporary easing of U.S.-China tariffs.