In this Wednesday, March 3, 2021 photo, a high number of container ships dot the coast of Long Beach at sunset waiting to dock at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach off the California Coast.

Cargo ships made up 132 of the vessels, and container ships numbered 99, according to Louttit. Of those, 30 were at a dock loading or unloading cargo, 44 were anchored and 25 were adrift off the ...

Container ships continue to clog up California’s coast despite the Biden administration’s efforts to alleviate the supply chain crisis. With supply chain issues growing and the holiday season ...

Nearly two dozen container ships are sitting anchored off the Southern California coast Friday as suppliers on land wait for goods to fill their delayed orders. The problem has been going on for ...

56 container ships are stuck outside California ports, worsening shipping delays and costs. It is the fourth time in three weeks that Los Angeles and Long Beach ports have hit a new record.

#BREAKING #USCG, State of California, and @resolvemarine are responding to reports of fire aboard a container ship approximately 50 miles west of Monterey. More information to follow. pic.twitter ...

Backlogged container ships stranded off of the coast of southern California have been moving farther out to sea due to safety concerns caused by winter weather conditions, satellite images show.

A container ship that caught fire off the Monterey coast is being towed to the Bay Area. After inspection is completed, the ship will be towed to Terminal Bert 22 at the Port of Oakland.

On April 16, 21 ships were anchored off the coast of California, waiting to be berthed. Photos show the Port of Long Beach and Los Angeles backlogged with these container ships.

A trade bottleneck born of the COVID-19 outbreak has U.S. businesses anxiously awaiting goods from Asia — while off the coast of California, dozens of container ships sit anchored, unable to ...