The aircraft carrier has spent much of the last two years at sea.
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Last week’s El Niño downpours raised concerns for San Diego County’s homeless. Soon the region will get a good estimate of just how many people are on the streets. -
Friday's sentencing is the final chapter in the 2012 murder of military wife Brittany Killgore. -
Volunteers led by the Gary Sinise Foundation built the home for former Marine Sgt. Nick Kimmel, who lost his legs and left arm in a roadside bomb explosion in Afghanistan. -
Five months after city staff recommended removing a public restroom in downtown San Diego over complaints of increased crime, the stall still stands tall. -
The head of the Department of Veterans Affairs in San Diego is expressing frustration over its slow pace as he leaves for a job at a nonprofit. -
More than a thousand of San Diego's homeless and hungry ate lunch and dinner on Christmas Eve at Father Joe's Villages. -
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