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September 27, 2006

Feds cut anti-terror funding for California's biggest ports

  • The twin ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach will get $12 million this year, half of what they got in 2005.

    • LOS ANGELES (AP) — Federal funding to protect California's biggest ports from terrorist attacks is decreasing dramatically this year, the Department of Homeland Security said Monday.

    The twin-port complex of Los Angeles and Long Beach will get about $12 million in 2006, compared to about $24 million in 2005, though it's not clear yet how that will be divided between them.


     
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