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San Diego lawmaker visits USS Abraham Lincoln, demands investigation (opens the original)
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U.S. Rep. Sara Jacobs, D-San Diego, said she visited the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln at sea Sunday alongside a bipartisan group of lawmakers. Jacobs said she spoke with the ship's commanders as well as sailors and Marines on board. "For months, I’ve taken the concerns shared with me about mail delays, food and supply shortages, low morale, and mental health crises aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln straight to CENTCOM and the Navy," Jacobs said in a statement. "Unfortunately, their answers
USS Abraham Lincoln strike group sees 8 suicide attempts during deployment (opens the original)
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Eight service members attached to the USS Abraham Lincoln's battle group attempted suicide during their ongoing 10-month deployment, the acting Navy secretary said Tuesday. Acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao disclosed the number in a letter to Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-New York. According to the letter, which was first published by CNN, Gillibrand had sent several questions to the secretary about conditions on the Lincoln. The San Diego-based aircraft carrier left its berth at Naval Air Stat
California cracks down on data centers (opens the original)
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Good Morning, I’m Andrew Dyer in for Lawrence K. Jackson, it’s Tuesday, September 22 California’s cracking down on data centers. More on that next. But first... the headlines…. California is getting ready for what could be the strongest El Nino event in recorded history. Governor Gavin Newsom on Monday declared a state of emergency in anticipation of a strong winter storm season brought on by El Nino. The declaration instructs local governments to coordinate with the state to prepare for coastal
Navy cools on Point Loma barracks A/C ban (opens the original)
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Tensions between junior sailors and Navy leaders cooled this week, much like San Diego's high temperatures, after the service eased its strict ban on personal air conditioners in an aging base barracks. A Navy spokesperson told KPBS in an email late Wednesday the service is working to mitigate conditions in the barracks during hot weather. "We are alleviating impacts on residents experiencing excessive temperatures during heat waves by offering temporary relocation opportunities, planned limited
Foundation for Women Warriors marks 10 years serving military women in San Diego (opens the original)
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A North County nonprofit is celebrating the 10th anniversary of a pivotal moment in the organization's 106-year history — in 2016 it rebranded and refocused its mission to help women who are leaving the military. The Foundation for Women Warriors does this by providing financial education and assistance to women that helps them afford childcare, go back to school or find housing. Marine veteran Jodie Grenier is the foundation's CEO. She said she understands the challenges women face transitionin
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