According to the Pacific Maritime Association, unions representing approximately 250 security personnel at America's busiest ports agreed to extend labor contract negotiations by two weeks to November 20. The agreement aims to avoid disruptions at Los Angeles and Long Beach ports, which handle about 85% and one-third of cargo operations, respectively.

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