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Cuerpo de Infantería de Marina de Estados Unidos, volviera a casa. Tras ser declarado culpable por conducir bajo los efectos de una sustancia controlada, fue deportado a México, país del que salió junto con sus padres cuando era niño. Ocegueda, de 53 años, ha pasado los últimos nueve años viviendo en México, pero el viernes se naturalizó estadounidense, lo que le permitió volver con su familia  en el sur de California. El Juez Mark C. Scarsi agradeció a Ocegueda por su servicio en...

‘I Feel Like An American’: Deported Marine Corps Veteran Is Back In SoCal After Becoming US Citizen Syndicated Local – CBS Los Angeles ARTESIA (CBSLA) — A Marine Corps veteran, who after being deported to Mexico following a misdemeanor crime nine years ago, now has American citizenship and is back with his family in Southern California. “I feel at home. This is my home,” Ocegueda said. “When they deported me, I cried when I crossed the border. Now, I cry out of joy...

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UpdatedFri, Jul 9, 2021 at 4:33 pm PT Replies(4) A mysterious supersonic craft created a sonic boom that rattled the Southland Friday. (Shutterstock) LOS ANGELES, CA — What thousands of people across the Southland thought was an earthquake Friday morning turned out to be a sonic boom that rattled windows over hundreds of miles. What caused the sonic boom, however, is a mystery. The jarring boom occurred at about 9:20 a.m., prompting hundreds of people from Thousand Oaks to Huntington Beach to...

Deported veteran finally on verge of citizenship after interview with immigration officials by   Hector Ocegueda-Rivera outside the Federal Building in downtown Los Angeles, Thursday, July 8, 2021. Ocegueda-Rivera, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran from Artesia, was deported to Mexico in 2000 for a drunken driving conviction. Ocegueda-Rivera finally received an interview with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services after two previous unsuccessful attempts. (Hans Gutknecht, SCNG/TNS) Jul. 9—C...

UpdatedTue, Jul 6, 2021 at 8:12 pm PT Reply Women on Waves is the 3rd book by author and surfing aficionado Jim Kempton. Previous books include First We Surf, Then We Eat and Surfing: The Manual. (Pegasus Publishers) Jim Kempton teaching about Wave Science. Jim served as project director for the exploration vessel, Indies Trader, which traversed the globe in search of new wave discoveries while mapping the location and health of the world’s reefs. (Lisa Frost | Patch) Jim Kemptons book First...

Sandy Huffaker for NPR Originally published on July 4, 2021 1:32 pm More than 11 years after a bullet grazed by his head in Afghanistan, destroying his eardrum and singeing the side of his face, Joe Hardebeck has been awarded the Purple Heart. But for a long time, the 33-year-old senior Navy corpsmans pride stood in the way. He hadnt really been shot or lost a limb. Hardebeck didnt believe he had been wounded badly enough to deserve the militarys oldest award. Hardebeck is currently servi...

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SAN DIEGO — The San Diego region lost two bowling alleys during the COVID-19 pandemic and narrowly avoided losing a third, continuing the steady decline of a hobby so popular in the 1960s and 1970s that it helped define American civic life. Roughly two-thirds of the nation’s bowling alleys have closed since the mid-60s, a trend industry leaders blame on everything from the advent of cable TV to younger generations avoiding firm commitments like joining a bowling league. San Diego faces ev...