san pedro container ship

San Pedro, Shelter in place

Ship is moved out to sea from Port of LA after fire erupts onboard; shelter-in-place order lifted

Firefighters on Saturday continued to battle a massive fire on the container ship in the Port of Los Angeles that prompted a major emergency response.

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Shelter-in-place order lifted after cargo ship fire in San Pedro

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Progress made in fighting electrical fire on container ship in San Pedro

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Investigators working to uncover cause of container ship fire that closed LA port and sparked chemical alert

Investigators are still working to determine how an electrical fire sparked on the One Henry Hudson cargo ship at the the Port of Los Angeles as firefighters work to fully contain the blaze.

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Container ship fire in L.A. 'substantially contained,' officials say

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

MyNewsLA.com on MSN

Crews Continue Battling Electrical Fire on Container Ship in San Pedro

The electrical fire onboard the container ship One Henry Hudson in the Port of Los Angeles has been substantially contained while efforts continue Sunday to fully extinguish the blaze, which began more than 30 hours ago,

Shelter-in-place warning issued for San Pedro due to the cargo ship fire

Authorities have issued a shelter-in-place warning for some San Pedro residents, advising them to stay indoors, turn off air conditioning, and set their cars to recirculate air due to a fire on a container ship at the Port of Los Angeles.

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Massive Container Ship Fire At San Pedro Port Prompts Shelter-In Place, Road Closures

The fire on the ship One Henry Hudson was first reported shortly before 6:40 p.m., according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.

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Fire erupts aboard container ship at Port of LA, briefly prompts shelter-in-place order

The 1,102-foot-long (336-meter-long) vessel is operated by One Ocean Express, a shipping company headquartered in Singapore. Before Los Angeles, the ship had most recently been in Japan, stopping in Kobe, Nagoya and Tokyo.