A fire that broke out aboard a container ship docked at the Port of Los Angeles was nearly contained by Saturday afternoon.

The 1,102-foot-long (336-meter-long) vessel is operated by One Ocean Express, a shipping company headquartered in Singapore.

Los Angeles fire officials said the fire started on a lower level of the container ship which was later moved away from the dock.

A fire on a cargo ship that sent smoke billowing through parts of the second most populous U.S. city has been “substantially contained” after several hours, the Port of Los Angeles said on Saturday.

More than 100 firefighters were responding after the electrical fire started on the vessel, Mayor Karen Bass of Los Angeles ...

The shelter-in-place order for Wilmington and San Pedro was lifted early Saturday morning after a fire broke on a cargo ship ...

The Port of Los Angeles was open for business Saturday, as firefighters were still working to subdue an electrical fire that started below deck of the container ship One Henry Hudson in the Port of ...

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A shelter-in-place order that was issued in the wake of a large hazardous container ship fire for some residents of San Pedro ...

An electrical fire that started below deck of the container ship One Henry Hudson in the Port of Los Angeles Friday evening prompted a major emergency response but no injuries were reported. The fire ...

Firefighters and federal authorities continued working Saturday to contain a hazardous-materials fire aboard the container ship ...

A cargo ship caught fire at the Port of LA in San Pedro on Friday, forcing the crew to evacuate the ship. All 23 crew members were safely evacuated from the ship.