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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Los Angeles District has confirmed that Monday, April 11, 2022, is the target date to begin mobilizing for the annual dredge of City of Oceanside Harbor inlet.

A highly decorated combat Marine veteran who retired in August, Paul Worley went looking for help with readjusting to life after the military. He’s one of hundreds of veterans the equine therapy program has worked with in its partnership with the South Orange County Vet Center.

Keel of Navy warship to honor Irish-born U.S. Marine Patrick Gallagher

A federal bill proposing to rename the Norco Post Office in honor of a U.S. Marine killed during a suicide bombing in Afghanistan cleared its first legislative...

A federal bill proposing to rename the Norco Post Office in honor of a U.S. Marine killed during a suicide bombing in Afghanistan cleared its first legislative...

Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin announce new partners for the department’s networked future.

Forecasters say the region will begin to turn cooler on Saturday.

Riley Compton was born in San Diego, raised in Indiana, and was always into athletics. In fact, she played college softball at George Washington University.

Bouncer Alvarro Omar Larrama is accused of fatally stabbing Daniel Martinez, 23, on St. Patrick’s Day weekend outside the Sons of Boston, where Larrama worked.

“[N]ow we’re in a serious tech competition with China and they’re not waiting for our democratic timeframes,” DIU Director Mike Brown said. “[...] There’s a reason the US innovation ecosystem is the envy of the world and we need to make this the envy of the military."