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Port of LA Truck Drivers on Strike
The Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles constitute the biggest economic engine in Southern California, accounting for hundreds of billions of dollars in trade with Asia. Past work stoppages have been disastrous. Today, truck drivers announced strikes against three different companies—with no deadline or any plan to come back.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles constitute the biggest economic engine in Southern California, accounting for hundreds of billions of dollars in trade with Asia. Past work stoppages have been disastrous. Today, truck drivers announced strikes against three different companies—with no deadline or any plan to come back.
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Who Should Police LA's Deputy Sheriffs?- 0:00Port of LA Truck Drivers on StrikeYou’re reading this
- 7:09LA Sheriff’s Oversight Committee Hits Snag
- 19:26CHP Under Fire after Officer Beats Woman on I-10 Freeway
The full episode
1 of 3Who Should Police LA's Deputy Sheriffs?- 0:00Port of LA Truck Drivers on StrikeYou’re reading this
- 7:09LA Sheriff’s Oversight Committee Hits Snag
- 19:26CHP Under Fire after Officer Beats Woman on I-10 Freeway