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The two people who were killed in a crash with a semi-tractor trailer on Interstate 5 near Camp Pendleton last week were identified as U.S. Marines stationed at the base.

A former US Army captain has completed a milestone in his career transition to become an enlisted Marine.

The Oceanside Fire Department says it saved 90% of the Oceanside Pier, where a fire broke out late last week. We learn about the damage and what the city plans to do next. In other news, the Fair Plan is California's high-priced, home insurance safety net that’s supposed to be a last resort, but the plan is now the only option for many homeowners, especially in rural communities like East County. Plus, a new support program is teaching first responders how to help each other through stres...

A Texas native marine was killed during an aviation ground mishap

Sergeant Colin Arslanbas, a Reconnaissance Marine with the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), tragically lost his life during a training exercise in North Carolina, the Marine Corps confirmed. An unnamed Marine was "involved in a parachute mishap, died at scene" late Thursday night in the vicinity of Marine Corps Outlying Landing Field Atlantic, North Carolina,…

The funds were allocated to the 49th District as part of a bill signed by President Joe Biden last month to fund the federal government through Sept. 30th.

The Marine killed Tuesday at Camp Pendleton in what base officials described as a “ground mishap” has been identified as Cpl. Miguel A. Maya, a 23-year-old aircraft avionics technician with the Marine Helicopter Light Attack Training Squadron 303.

Four Southern California News Group photographers were recognized for their work in 2023.

Four Southern California News Group photographers were recognized for their work in 2023.

Four Southern California News Group photographers were recognized for their work in 2023.