POLA partners with EarthCam to capture 24/7 livestream of port and waterfront footprint
SAN PEDRO —The Port of Los Angeles has partnered with EarthCam, the leader in live camera technology, to provide 24/7 streaming services for its LA Waterfront live camera.
Located on the roof of the Los Angeles Maritime Museum, the LA Waterfront live camera replaces the port’s older web camera with an upgraded 4K camera that streams in high resolution and shares panoramic views from the center of the port’s main channel.
The northern view shows City of Los Angeles Fire Department Station 112, the USS Iowa, Vincent Thomas Bridge, Wilmington Clock Tower, and Everport Container Terminal. The southern view shows Terminal Island, the port’s outer harbor, and a portion of the San Pedro promenade that runs along the West Harbor footprint.
Viewers can expect to see what’s happening in Los Angeles Harbor in real-time. Scenes from the port may include cargo and cruise ship arrivals and departures, tug, tour and fire boats, and active marine wildlife. As upgrades to infrastructure and waterfront redevelopment at the port continue, the live stream can provide a look at the progress of projects reshaping the surrounding communities.
View the LA Waterfront live camera on portoflosangeles.org, or visit EarthCam.com. Viewers with Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV or Android TV may also view the Port’s livestream on the EarthCamTV app.
The partnership comes at a time when California has seen a notable rise in LGBTQ…
In the early morning hours of Nov. 27, two suspects stole several plaques from the…
The Port of Long Beach supports a fair distribution of the harbor maintenance trust fund,…
Goods moved before tariffs started earlier this year helped put the Port of Long…
LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Dec. 16 appointed Eric D.…
The Port of Long Beach has named Mark Erickson to lead the program management…