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Mystery boom in San Diego as weather, military jets may be ruled out Adam Schrader For Dailymail.Com © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A mysterious boom was heard across San Diego at 4.52pm on Wednesday and residents reported feeling shaking for about three seconds, echoing similar incidents last month and last year. People reported feeling the windows and doors of their homes rattle as the United States Geological Survey said it did not record even a slight earthquak...

Mysterious boom was heard across San Diego at 4.52pm on Wednesday Residents reported feeling shaking for about three seconds, echoing similar incidents last month and last year People reported feeling the windows and doors of their homes rattle as the United States Geological Survey said it did not record even a slight earthquake The thunderous noise caused social media users to contemplate what may have caused the sound The top theories, fighter jets from the nearby Camp Pendleton military ba...

Print Seventy years ago United Nations coalition troops regained control of Seoul — South Korea’s war-battered capital city — from Communist forces for the second time during the Korean War. The Allies would hold Seoul for the remainder of the war. Korea had been partitioned along the 38th Parallel after World War II. Two independent governments were in place by 1948. On June 25, 1950 troops from Communist-ruled North Korea invaded South Korea, beginning the Korean War. The war impacted ...

Five Southern California trails that take you to the edge of the ocean Christopher Reynolds © Provided by The LA Times Point Dume State Preserve is part of Point Dume State Beach in Malibu. (Christopher Reynolds / Los Angeles Times) Here are five Southern California trails that do something most hikes dont — take you to the edge of the ocean. They’re mostly flat, which is why hardcore hikers often scorn them, and some are busy on weekends. They range in length from a litt...

San Diego-based attorney Jeremiah Sullivan confirmed to Task & Purpose that he represents a member of Foxtrot Platoon SEAL Team 7 who is being investigated for sexual assault but has not been charged. Bravo Zulu to the Marines for providing timely and accurate information. They understand that hiding bad news does not make it go away and let the facts come out in drips and drabs undermine your credibility. The SEALs and the entire special operations community have much to learn from how the Mar...

Here are five Southern California trails that do something most hikes don’t — take you to the edge of the ocean. They’re mostly flat, which is why hardcore hikers often scorn them, and some are busy on weekends. They range in length from a little more than a mile to a little more than seven miles. Are these walks or hikes? You decide. Either way, they’re part of a vast, incomplete project known as the California Coastal Trail. The idea is to link and build coastal trails so that a hik...

Camp Pendleton boy receives gift of sight thanks to cornea donation from stranger A boy born in La Jolla with a rare eye condition can see, all thanks to a cornea donation through the San Diego Eye bank. Author: Allison Royal (KFMB) Updated: 4:55 PM PST March 11, 2021 CAMP PENDLETON SOUTH, Calif. — Keaton Nelson was born on October 12, 2018, in La Jolla to a Camp Pendleton military family. There was a surprise his parents did not envision. “We talked to the p...

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 long, strange night in a Temecula hospital bed last summer, losing sleep over her parents.  Her mom, Janice, was in a room down the hall; her dad, Virgil, in another. All three had coronavirus. Staff moved through the hallways in white suits and circular helmets. Once, a doctor paid a visit to Heather’s room virtually, via an iPad on wheels. Heather was released the next day, but her parents had to stay. “Dad, I love you,” she told Virgil before she left. “Youre gonna be okay.” Hea...

Woman on mission to fulfill dad’s dying wish elisfkc2 / Flickr / CC BY-SA 2.0     MODESTO, California (KOVR) — A Modesto woman has been on a mission to fulfill her dad’s dying wish, while he battles COVID-19. He hopes to be buried in his Marine Corps dress blues, but his were stolen decades ago. “One day he might be feeling really good and you think he’s getting better,” said Melissa Regacho, whose dad, Miguel Cardenas, has had COVID-19 since January. Cardenas is back in the ...