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Thousands of police officers are leaving the job across the country. The NYPD has seen more than 1,500 officers retire or quit so far this year, and it's a struggle to fill those positions. @Sean_C_Larkin joins @danabrams to talk about what's causing the mass exodus. pic.twitter.com/LHPVaIyCHp

MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP PENDLETON, California. A defense communications and networking provider recently conducted a live-flight demonstration at Camp Pendleton in California to test networked text, voice communications, and live video in support of the U.S. Marine Corps' I Marine Expeditionary Force and the U.S. Navy’s Third Fleet.

Guide to Fourth of July fireworks, parades and festivities throughout San Diego County in 2022

The Department of Defense funds will pay to rebuild Mary Fay Pendleton Elementary School at Camp Pendleton.

Thousands of police officers are leaving the job across the country. The NYPD has seen more than 1,500 officers retire or quit so far this year, and it's a struggle to fill those positions. @Sean_C_Larkin joins @danabrams to talk about what's causing the mass exodus. pic.twitter.com/LHPVaIyCHp

Thousands of police officers are leaving the job across the country. The NYPD has seen more than 1,500 officers retire or quit so far this year, and it's a struggle to fill those positions. @Sean_C_Larkin joins @danabrams to talk about what's causing the mass exodus. pic.twitter.com/LHPVaIyCHp

A Florida woman born without arms shares her challenges of daily life on social media. Simple, everyday tasks, like how she opens a can of olives, or applies false eyelashes, she shows her 140,000 combined followers on TikTok and Instagram. Unpaid for now, she hoped to turn social media into her career.

CARLSBAD Transition workshop Thursday for veterans Viasat is offering a Veterans Transition Workshop from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Forever changed by war, Camp Pendleton's 1st Battalion, 5th Regiment and surviving families memorialize loved ones lost

During the Dust Bowl years, desperate Arkansans and Oklahomans flocked to the fertile soil of the San Joaquin Valley, bringing with them their farming abilities -- and their faith, too.