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From housing to jobs, military veterans face a world completely different from their active-duty lives.

Transitioning from the military to civilian life can be difficult and lead to high debt. More than 92% of military families carry debt, one survey found.

While there is no requirement that veterans using VA health care enroll in Medicare, there are reasons they should explore the benefits of doing so.

House Democrats accused three Donald Trump associates, including Marvel’s chairman, of breaking the law in a plan to shape veterans’ policies for their benefit.

“Veterans are absolutely planting roots in communities across the country,” said Chris Birk, director of education at Veterans United, a lender for homebuyers.

Two people have died after an explosion at the West Haven VA Medical Center on Friday morning and three others are injured, according to officials. Alfred Montoya, director of VA Connecticut Healthcare System, said one employee, a veteran of the U.S. Navy, and one contractor died after an explosion in a steam line that was being replaced. “Today as...

Veterans Day is Wednesday, Nov. 11, and in honor of the service members that have so bravely served our country, restaurants and businesses nationwide are showing their gratitude with an array of free meals, discounts and other well deserved perks. Most discounts will require proof of a military ID. Some businesses allow uniform dress as a form of identification. VA…

Big gaps in federal oversight of long-term care facilities for aging veterans may have contributed to rampant coronavirus infections and more than 200 deaths at state-run homes.

A North County doctor contracted by the VA was stripped of his medical license, ordered to register as a sex offender, and will spend the next three years on probation for sexually exploiting patients. Dr. Edgar Manzanera faced five felony counts of sexual penetration of his patients. His victims came forward in June 2018 to report they had been sexually…

Five stories you may have missed this week include a military antique dealer defending his decision to auction off a Nazi uniform worn by Adolf Hitler and gun show returning to the Del Mar fairgrounds.

An Oceanside, California, physician accused of sexually assaulting and exploiting five female patients referred to him by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has pleaded guilty.

A Ferrari F40, one of the most celebrated supercars ever built, is one of the high-end cars seized in a federal fraud investigation that was up for bids at a US Marshal’s auction. The menacing black 1991 Ferrari, a few 1960s Corvettes, vintage Chevys, and a 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner coupe are some of the items that were forfeited as part...

An Oceanside man pleaded guilty Wednesday to stealing thousands of dollars in benefits intended for the widow of a military veteran.

The second deported veteran to get naturalized as a U.S. citizen will have his swearing-in ceremony in front of friends and family in San Diego Friday morning.