Lawsuit claims city is shutting down Port of West Sacramento for residential development

CBS ^ | August 3, 2025 | Steve Large

[cuz1961]

...The International Longshore and Warehouse Union said the city is trying to close the Port of Sacramento down and now they're asking for a court to issue a ruling....

...West Sacramento and the port district are "scheming" to "wind down industrial operations at the Port," so that the operations can "be replaced with residential development."...

..... "The rice companies, the cement companies, they rely on this port being open."...

[cuz1961]

East Beijing, formerly known as Sacramento, progressing its Cloward-democommie-Priven agenda of deindustrialization and decolonization in its march to its Soviet style public housing Marxist utopia.

Spit.

[Carry_Okie]

How close is Stockton to maximum capacity? I don’t like having only one bulk material port, but one must ask.

My dad arranged the financing for Stockton.

[Mouton]

Rough and ready island, Stockton. Is it still functioning? Lots of supplies for Vietnam went through there.

[Carry_Okie]

From the Brave AI search engine: In 1996, the Navy transferred most of the property on Rough and Ready Island to the Port of Stockton, marking the third major transformation of the island.

The area is now known as the West Complex of the Port of Stockton and serves as a major economic hub for the region, hosting warehouses, conveyors, railroads, and docks for the import and export of goods like grains, vegetables, and wind energy components.

The historic warehouses and buildings, including those designated as the Naval Supply Annex Stockton National Historic District, have been renovated and repurposed to balance economic development with the preservation of the island's historical character.

The Port continues to develop the site, with recent projects including the construction of a large warehouse facility for bulk building products and consumer goods, which also involves the remediation of contaminated soils from past Navy activities.

[Bon of Babble]

".. so that the operations can "be replaced with residential development." Section 8 development ...

Fixed.

Gov Newsom has $101 million up and ready to go for developers of "affordable housing," including a "fast track" approval process - while those who lost their homes in Pacific Palisades can't get building permits. This is to force them to sell to Section 8 developers, who will then use government money to rebuild.