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Temperatures Monday will be slightly below average.
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Temperatures Monday will be slightly below average.
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Protecting the military's most sensitive information begins in the most unusual of places.
Corporal Brian Aft and Buckshot, his bomb-sniffing dog, were in line to jump an irrigation ditch near Kajaki, Afghanistan, an area known for being littered with roadside bombs. The explosion lifted Aft and Buckshot into the air. Both survived, but Aft's legs would have to be amputated almost to the hip.
Suited up in his white shop apron, tinted goggles, heat resistant gloves and earplugs, Konrad Gleissner switches on an industrial lathe and fires up his blow torch, producing a loud "pop!"
Back-to-back earthquakes struck early Monday morning off the coast of Catalina.
With a season of pumpkins and ghouls behind us, Orange County is ready to jump into the holiday season.
The VA, with its array of services offered can seem at times huge and staggering. Here's a quick summary to help you get started.
From providing support for entrance exams to tuition for college courses, the Montgomery GI Bill provides education benefits for members of the military.
Use your smartphone to truly maximize your holiday shopping. From coupon finders to shopping lists, these apps have everything you need to get the best savings.
Software engineer Amir Hallajpour says future computer programmers in Los Angeles are preparing for an expansive Java development marketplace by learning directly from industry professionals.
CSULA's Dr. Debasree Raychaudhuri says post-secondary institutions throughout Los Angeles are always in need of mathematical science instructors, especially part-timers.
Dr. Holly H. Kim says Kaiser Permanente West Los Angeles Medical Center is ready to handle any suspected or confirmed Ebola cases, while protecting its health care workers.
Former President Bill Clinton addressed more than 7,000 boys and girls Sunday afternoon at the world's largest financial literacy education event.
A U.S. Army veteran who returned from Afghanistan over the summer only to be killed on a Southland street not far from his home early Sunday morning was remembered by friends and neighbors Sunday evening.
