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U.S. Marines will continue moving away from single-purpose virtual trainers in large buildings to simulations run from laptops on a robust global network.

Marine Corps veteran Hank Donigan aims to run 50 marathons in 2023 to raise money for wounded warriors through the Semper Fi & America's Fund, while also battling cancer.

The latest forecast — from the San Diego Association of Governments — says that San Diego County's population will peak at 3.4 million by 2042 and start dropping after that.

A high school marching band from Corona and Cal Poly Pomona’s float are among those to watch for Monday, Jan. 1.

A peek at upcoming community events, including concerts, fairs, performances, art shows, meetups, and donation and volunteering opportunities

A Marine Corps general compiled a secret assessment warning a seismic shift to better prepare the Corps for a role in a Pacific fight could undercut the service.

Marching bands from across the nation and around the globe will participate in the 2024 Rose Parade, and KTLA 5 is excited to offer an exclusive view of their performances once again. The Rose Parade Band Cam Presented by Honda provides a live, unedited and unnarrated view of the bands with synchronized audio as they […]

The Texas Department of Public Safety is currently seeking applicants. It's looking to fill about 27 vacancies in the Corpus Christi district.

Our photographers looked back and pulled some of the pictures they took the last 12 months to help us remember the big news, the stories that taught us a little more about our communities, the moments that put smiles on our faces and the images that made us say, "Wow."

ENID, Okla. — A new book by a former Enid resident recounts her father’s time in World War II, as detailed through the letters he wrote home.