The aircraft carrier has spent much of the last two years at sea.
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Military officials are searching for the owners of eight boats that washed ashore on Naval Base Coronado during the rainstorm earlier this month. -
The 12th annual Project Homeless Connect is a one-day homeless resource fair for people living on the streets to get a hot meal, flu shot and legal advice, among other services. -
The city of El Cajon lifted its ban on serving meals to homeless people on city property on Tuesday, after drawing national attention for the ban and arresting about a dozen people for serving meals earlier this month. -
Faulconer will also discuss veteran homelessness, energy in speaking engagements, meetings -
The Navy's new ship joins an existing fleet of five transport dock ships in San Diego. -
Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency meeting with families within 300 miles of San Diego to discuss the progress being made to find their lost loved ones. -
The San Diego Blood Bank Thursday solicited donations through the end of the month in honor of Father Joe Carroll, who will undergo surgery Feb. 1 due to complications with diabetes. -
KPBS Midday EditionAbout 1.7 million troops are eligible to switch from a traditional pension plan to a blended plan that works more like a 401(k). But some lack the financial skills to evaluate their options. -
The disciplinary actions are the latest in a series of moves the Navy has made in the aftermath of the deadly collisions, which investigators concluded were avoidable. -
The stabbing was reported shortly before 8 a.m. on Tuesday at a School of Infantry West facility at the northern San Diego County military station.
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