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The death of a Navy SEAL candidate is raising questions about basic training safety. Meanwhile, some San Diegans say their water tastes funny. Plus, a local health expert on rising COVID cases.

They say losing a child is one of the most difficult experiences a person can go through. #SOFREP #navynews #kylemullen #military #usmilitary SEAL candidates mother learns true cause of her son's death during Hell Week.

Bambi Bowman Huisveld swam across the Catalina Channel in nine hours and 41 minutes on June 14 to complete the Triple Crown.

Four months after her son Kyle, 24, died after "Hell Week" during his Navy SEAL training, Regina Mullen of Manalapan finally received autopsy results.

Four months after her son Kyle, 24, died after "Hell Week" during his Navy SEAL training, Regina Mullen of Manalapan finally received autopsy results.

Health care providers are expecting an influx of people from states where abortion is now banned traveling to California for abortions. Meanwhile, protests continued yesterday in San Diego, over the abortion ruling. Plus, a military autopsy reveals a Navy SEAL candidate died of pneumonia during basic training in February.

Regina Mullen is horrified after an autopsy report from the Armed Forces Medical Examiner showed his son Kyle Mullen died due to pneumonia during his training at the Naval Base Coronado in California.

A military autopsy has revealed that Kyle Mullen, 24, died of pneumonia. He was found unresponsive after being left in a barracks without medical personnel for hours, after he completed a portion of SEAL training that is particularly arduous.

State forest fire officials are urging drivers to avoid Pasadena Road in Manchester and Woodland townships, where a wildfire is burning.

A Navy SEAL trainee who died hours after completing the training program's infamous Hell Week had developed pneumonia.