The port kicked off the Wilmington development more than a decade ago, when it created the Wilmington Waterfront Park in 2011. San Pedro’s waterfront — dubbed West Harbor — is now under ...

The completion of the Wilmington Waterfront Promenade also means that the LA Waterfront — the chosen name for Wilmington and San Pedro’s harbor redevelopments — is one step closer to reality.

The port planned to spend $28 million this year to restore the San Pedro waterfront, compared with $3 million for the shoreline in Wilmington. “We’re going to have to look at that,” Ovrom said.

The Wilmington Waterfront Promenade near Banning’s Landing. Another view of the Wilmington Waterfront. North of that site, the $53-million Avalon Promenade and Gateway is planned.

Updates, and refinancing and funding revisions for both of the Port of Los Angeles’ recreational waterfronts got the OK during the Thursday, May 22, harbor commission meeting, as San Pedro’s ...

Ratkovich Co. President Wayne Ratkovich said he hopes West Harbor will be a boon for San Pedro, ... Port officials broke ground in October on the $71-million Wilmington Waterfront Promenade.

In 2009 the Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners approved the $1.2 billion San Pedro waterfront redevelopment plan, which included construction of an 8-mile promenade to downtown San Pedro ...

John Papadakis may not be larger than life, but the former USC linebacker is larger than most people. And his vision for the waterfront along San Pedro is quite a bit larger than L.A. port ...

Stand back, San Pedro. It’s Wilmington’s moment to shine. Wilmington’s will be the first of the two long-anticipated new waterfront developments to open at the Port of Los Angeles when ...

The completion of the Wilmington Waterfront Promenade also means that the LA Waterfront — the chosen name for Wilmington and San Pedro’s harbor redevelopments — is one step closer to reality.

The completion of the Wilmington Waterfront Promenade also means that the LA Waterfront — the chosen name for Wilmington and San Pedro’s harbor redevelopments — is one step closer to reality.