U.S. Senate votes to end California’s truck emissions rules
May 27, 2025
Industry groups praised the decision, saying the rules hurt truck sales.
Truckers blast EPA decision to allow tough, California air quality rules on heavy trucks
April 4, 2023
The Biden administration is allowing California to set rules phasing out diesel trucks. This has caused an uproar from regional and national trucking groups as well as the Owner-Operator Independent Driver Association (OOIDA) on the expected impact of the rules.
Exclusive Interview: E-commerce fulfillment driving double digit growth in some 3PL sectors
April 28, 2020
El Segundo-based 3PL Central, a Warehouse Management System (WMS) leader, recently shared data indicating unprecedented growth in order volume from 3PLs supporting ecommerce since the lockdown.
California exports sustain traction
January 20, 2017
California’s trade picture has been brightening of late and should maintain its current course at least through the first part of 2017, says Robert Kleinhenz, economist and executive director at Beacon Economics.
California’s trade dominance at risk
July 8, 2016
Weighed down with huge new expenses, terminal operators at California ports will have no choice but to charge higher fees, California Trade Report, California Ports, Global Trade
California’s Trade Dominance at Risk
June 7, 2016
Weighed down with huge new expenses, terminal operators at California ports will have no choice but to charge higher fees, say analysts.
Golden State ports digging out of a hole
July 29, 2015
The three California port directors who faced the wrath of shippers at the annual meeting of the Agriculture Transportation Coalition (AgTC) in San Francisco late last June, surprised many with their candor and heartfelt mea culpas.
Dockside labor must get on board with California’s proposed transport overhaul
July 22, 2015
While organized labor has yet to weigh in on Executive Order B-32-15, leaders should recognize that California's complex freight transportation system is responsible for one-third of the state's economy and jobs, with freight-dependent industries accounting for over $700 billion in revenue and over 5 million jobs.
Beacon Economics Provides Mixed Forecast for California Supply Chains
October 29, 2013
Supply chains in Southern California could be gaining traction as the year ends, say regional economists.