The Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are bracing for less cargo and job losses in the coming months.

New Chinese tariffs are heating the U.S. Thursday amid a global trade war.

City leaders are trying to address a $1 billion shortfall.

The Port of Los Angeles anticipates a 10% drop in cargo from China this year, while the Port of Long Beach expects a 20% loss.

Ksenia Karelina, who holds dual citizenship for both Russia and the United States and resides in Los Angeles, was arrested in ...