A U.S. Navy fighter jet is still in the San Diego Bay. We learned the navy is estimating it may take two weeks to get the entire jet and debris out of the bay.
Scheffler stands at 7-under halfway through the $20 million Genesis Invitational at Torrey Pines, stalking one stroke behind ...
IN SHORT, the orchid is something beyond the beyond, even in a world of whimsical blossoms, which may be one reason it has ...
A crash involving a U.S. Navy electronic-warfare aircraft in California this week is drawing attention to non-combat military ...
Kari de Burgh's journey to self-love transformed her outlook on life, helping her embrace inner peace, gratitude and the ...
Kelly Zombro, who joined San Diego Fire Rescue after a career with the forestry department, says he was forced out due to his ...
The U.S. military seems to have reached a critical point at which its training accidents are becoming more serious than they’ve ever been.
Just over 24 hours after a military fighter jet crashed into the San Diego Bay, ABC 10News has learned more about the aircraft and the investigation.
Employees of a West Haven company on what was supposed to be a leisurely cruise in San Diego Bay were witnesses to a shocking event with a miraculous ending.
He explained a potential scenario: "They're low, they're slow, landing gear down. This is that aerodynamic rock, so once that rolls off on a wing, nose gets down. That's why you saw it accelerate and ...
The EA-18G Growler went down near Shelter Island about 10:15 a.m. Wednesday during an aborted landing approach to Naval Air Station North Island.
The last time American Airlines flew out of McClellan-Palomar Airport was in 1997. And the last commercial flight out of Palomar took off 11 years ago.
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