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Repairs Could Halt California Rail Service Into December
Metrolink and Amtrak train services could be suspended through December during repairs due to shifting ground beneath a stretch of seaside track in Southern California. Service between Orange and San Diego counties was halted Sept. 30 after a recent storm surge caused waves that shifted the tracks near the coastal community of San Clemente. Initially, officials said service would be...
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Shifting Ground Suspends Train Service From Irvine to Oceanside
Metrolink and Amtrak train services have been temporarily suspended due to shifting ground beneath a stretch of seaside track in Southern California.
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San Clemente Council Votes to Pull Abortion Ban From Next Meeting
The San Clemente City Council has voted to remove a resolution that would ban abortions in the city from its Aug. 16 meeting.
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Amber Alert Canceled After Missing Tennessee Children Found Safe in SoCal, Father Arrested
A missing 3-year old from Tennessee and his teen cousin have been found safe just outside San Clemente after an Amber alert was issued Tuesday.
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Train Service Halted as Workers Shore Up California Cliffs
Train service has been halted for the next two weeks as crews shore up unstable ground along cliffside railroad tracks in coastal Southern California
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Moore, Medina Win World Surf League Titles at Lower Trestles
Olympic gold medalist and defending champion Carissa Moore of Honolulu won her fifth world title and Gabriel Medina of Brazil claimed his third at the Rip Curl World Surf League Finals at Lower Trestles in Southern California
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Families of 9 Servicemen Killed in Sunken AAV Announce Lawsuit Against Vessel Maker
On Thursday, the first anniversary of a tragic Amphibious Assault Vehicle (AAV) accident that left nine military service members dead, families of the fallen announced legal action against the manufacturer of the vehicles, reports NBC 7’s Audra Stafford
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What's Up in San Diego County on July 29, 2021
The families of nine servicemembers who died when an AVV sank off of San Clemente Island are filing a lawsuit. Plus, COVID-19 cases are rapidly rising in San Diego. And, guests will need to wear masks at Disneyland. Here’s What’s Up in San Diego County in July 29, 2021.
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Families of 9 Servicemen Killed in Sunken AAV Announce Lawsuit Against Vessel Maker
On Thursday, the first anniversary of a tragic Amphibious Assault Vehicle (AAV) accident that left nine military service members dead, families of the fallen announced legal action against the manufacturer of the vehicles.
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Families of Service Members Killed in AAV Accident Plan Lawsuit Against Manufacturer
Families of victims in the AAV accident plan to announce a joint lawsuit against BAE Systems, the manufacturer of the vessels. NBC 7’s Dave Summers has the story.
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Over 100 Pounds of Meth Discovered in Truck's False Compartment: USBP
Border Patrol agents located 100 lbs of meth bundles hidden in the bed of a pickup truck Thursday.
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Military Relieves General of Duties, Cites Tank Sinking
The Marine Corps says it’s relieving a general of his duties for failing to properly train Marines and sailors and evaluate the platoon before an exercise last summer when their seafaring tank sank off the Southern California coast
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Team USA's Star Surfer Rips Waves in San Diego in Preparation for Tokyo 2021
NBC 7’s Steven Luke caught up with Team USA’s star surfer.
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Southern California Surfer Riding Olympic Wave
The Olympics in Tokyo this summer will be the first games to welcome surfing to the competition and San Diegans don’t have to look far to find a hometown favorite.
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Marines Open Another Probe Into Sunken AAV Blamed on Errors
The Marine Corps is launching a probe looking at the readiness of its troops before they participated in an exercise that ended in tragedy with the sinking of an amphibious assault vehicle off the Southern California coast that killed eight Marines and one sailor
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Military Training Accident Investigation
Human and mechanical failures led to the deaths of eight Marines and one Sailor of the coast of San Clemente Island last summer. NBC 7’s Allison Ash explains.
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Attorney for Families of 9 Servicemen Killed in Sunken AAV Blames Tragedy on Critical Design Flaws
The attorney representing the families of the nine fallen service members said the AAV suffered from documented mechanical issues and says the vehicle’s manufacturer should be blamed
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Colonel Relieved of Command Following Investigation Into Deadly AAV Training Incident
A U.S. marine commanding officer has been relieved of his duties following a deadly “training mishap” with an amphibious assault vehicle (AAV) off the Orange County coast in which nine military members died in 2020.
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Commander Relieved After Training Mishap
A commanding officer in charge of the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit has been relieved of duty due to “loss of trust” following a deadly “training mishap” with an amphibious assault vehicle.
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's Son Charged in Neighbor's Stabbing
The son of basketball legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was charged Tuesday in California with stabbing a neighbor with a hunting knife during an argument over trash cans.