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Cargo ship caught fire at Port of Los Angeles

Electrical fire that erupted on cargo ship at Port of Los Angeles now ‘substantially contained’ after no injuries reported

A fire that erupted Friday evening on a cargo ship docked at the Port of Los Angeles — requiring more than 180 firefighters to battle the blaze — is now “substantially contained,” according to a news release Saturday from the seaport.

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Port of L.A. Operational as Firefighters Continue to Battle Cargo Ship Blaze

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Large Fire on Cargo Ship Docked at Port of Los Angeles Causes ‘Major Emergency’ and Shelter-in-Place Orders

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Cargo ship, containers catch fire at Port of Los Angeles

A cargo ship and containers caught fire at the Port of Los Angeles on Friday night, forcing an extended shelter in place order.

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Crews battle hazardous fire on cargo ship in San Pedro, major emergency declared

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Huge inferno rips through cargo ship carrying hazardous material & sparks explosion at San Pedro port as crew evacuated

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Wind-Powered Cargo Ship Charts a New Course for Shipping

The Neoliner Origin, the world's largest sailing cargo ship, has completed its two-week maiden voyage from France to Baltimore, with the aim to demonstrate a cleaner future for the shipping industry.

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Shelter-in-place order lifted for San Pedro, Wilmington over cargo ship blaze as fire battle continues

A major emergency was declared at the Port of Los Angeles on Friday night as more than 100 firefighters worked to combat a massive blaze on a cargo ship, authorities said.

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Officials Reveal What Caused Cargo Ship to Crash into Baltimore Bridge, Which Collapsed and Killed 6

Officials have come to a conclusion about what caused a cargo ship to strike Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, which then collapsed, killing six construction workers.

As crews battle hazardous fire on cargo ship, shelter-in-place order lifted for San Pedro, Wilmington

A major emergency was declared at the Port of Los Angeles as more than 100 firefighters worked to combat a massive and stubborn blaze involving hazardous materials on a cargo ship, authorities said.