The Port of Portland has approved a ground lease for a $130 million, 950,000-square-foot logistics hub at PDX projected to create over 500 permanent jobs.
The Coast Guard warns industry after an undisclosed prototype shaft-seal material failed on a U.S.-flagged tanker, flooding both shaft seals near Delaware Bay.
ABS has proposed letting shipowners earn and trade carbon credits for energy-efficiency gains, offering a bridging mechanism in the divided IMO carbon-rules debate.
The Coast Guard is offering a $1,000 reward after a navigational beacon was stolen from a Lake Superior lighthouse, creating a serious hazard for commercial and recreational mariners.
The Hood River-White Salmon Bridge will fully close to traffic June 9 from 11 a.m. to noon for a vessel lift.
A disabled towboat pushing 15 loaded coal barges drifted toward an Ohio River bridge before a tug brought it under control.
After a record $2.25 billion Maryland settlement and a flurry of last-minute deals, the Dali civil trial is on hold indefinitely.
A failed legacy fuel line beneath Pier 2 sent bunker oil into the Columbia River, drawing a weekend-long Coast Guard and DEQ cleanup.
Glosten CEO Morgan Fanberg says rebuilding U.S. commercial shipbuilding depends on investing in domestic naval architecture and the engineering talent behind it.
Navy, Coast Guard, and Royal Canadian Navy ships have arrived on Portland’s waterfront for Fleet Week, triggering a series of Willamette River bridge lifts.
