Fire still burning on ONE container ship near Port of Los Angeles

Fire aboard ONE Henry Hudson triggers large-scale emergency at Port of Los Angeles - Maritime Gateway

A significant fire aboard the 8,212-TEU container vessel ONE Henry Hudson forced an extensive emergency response at the Port of Los Angeles late Friday, leading authorities to issue a temporary shelter-in-place order for nearby neighbourhoods. The blaze was first detected below deck at around 6:38 p.m., with early indications suggesting an electrical malfunction as the source. The fire quickly advanced through several lower compartments, and a m…

Fire Erupts on ONE Container Ship at Port of Los Angeles

The below-deck blaze prompted terminal shutdowns, a highway closure and a temporary shelter-in-place before it was contained Saturday morning.

Massive fire on ONE Henry Hudson in Port of LA now under control

A fire that broke about the Ocean Network Express containership ONE Henry Hudson, Friday evening, while moored in the Port of Los Angeles was reportedly largely under control by Saturday evening. The vessel had been moved to an anchorage approximately one mile from shore, near Angel’s Gate Lighthouse with fireboats continuing to respond. The response to the ONE Henry Hudson fire began at 6:38 p.m on November 21, 2025, when agencies including the…

Box ship fire at Port of LA contained

A fire that erupted on board a container vessel berthed at the Port of Los Angeles has been largely…

ONE box ship towed to safety after catching fire in Los Angeles port

A fire aboard the ONE Henry Hudson, now moored outside the port of Los Angeles, marks it as the seventh containership to catch light in the past five months. The US Coast Guard last night confirmed the fire had been brought under control, after it broke out while the ship was docked on Friday. The cause of the blaze remains unknown and there were no casualties, despite reports of a later ... The post ONE box ship towed to safety after catching f…

Fire still burning on ONE container ship near Port of Los Angeles

Fire suppression operations are still ongoing while salvage teams begin their work