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Officials at Camp Pendleton had to shut down one of its two water processing plants when tests found levels of PFAS chemicals exceeded new public health guidelines. Now the military is working to fix the problem and it’s affecting more than just the military. In other news, researchers are one step closer to creating a vaccine that can protect us against multiple coronaviruses. Plus, more than 6,000 teachers and other certificated employees of the San Diego Unified School District continue vot...

Katja Ogrin/EPAs/Animal News AgencyA colourful scene from Birmingham Pride was among the selected images in the Work Event Photography Awards held at the Royal

DPR government contracts focus on highly-complex technical infrastructures. Take a look at some of the recent projects of DPR with the U.S. government here.

Chuck Mawhinney's closest friends had no idea the Marine Corps veteran was a Vietnam War legend who holds the record for the most confirmed sniper kills.

The Marines want long-range loitering munitions to launch from their helicopters and from the ground, as part of their Force Design 2030 modernization.

The Marines want long-range loitering munitions to launch from their helicopters and from the ground, as part of their Force Design 2030 modernization.

New Disney animated series, 'Hailey's On It!,' to debut June 8 starring Oceanside and a pint-sized superheroine named Hailey

Mixed-use projects will have up to 365 apartments, ground-floor retail and commercial space

Officials say nine teenagers were arrested Tuesday following the beating of three Marines in San Clemente, California.

The fact that there were drugs with the guns--most of which werent