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Libby Denkmann
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Former senior politics reporter
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Raul Antonio Guerra's friends fought for decades to bring his remains home. They had to wait for forensic testing to advance before it could happen.
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Los Angeles veterans want USC to shift gears and halt a $69 million deal to rename the stadium, a memorial to veterans, in August. The dispute now moves to closed-door mediation.
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President Trump wants to pull up to 3.6 billion dollars from the the Pentagon's military construction budget to pay for his long-promised border wall.
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Right now, pilots have to travel to the East Coast to train on the C-130J. An $8 million simulator located at the Channel Islands Air National Guard Station would change that. But the funding is now in doubt.
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If you heard or saw military helicopters flying in formation over Southern California on Tuesday, you weren't alone.
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The Army choppers were on a training flight from Fort Irwin to San Diego.
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Southern California college students who attend classes at Argosy University, Art Institute, or Western State College of Law have been going without financial aid and money from federal loans for weeks while their schools’ parent organization moves along the road to bankruptcy.
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At least $13 million in financial aid is missing. Students can't pay rent or buy groceries.
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California's Department of Veterans Affairs, or CalVet, maintains 8 homes for disabled and elderly veterans. A new audit says the state is mismanaging this land and under-charging for rent, ultimately hurting veterans.
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Jewish War Veterans Post 118 says there are major inconsistencies with who is getting kicked off the Veterans Affairs campus.
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"[W]e wanted to do this for our Christian friends on a day that's holy for them, when they are in church or with families."
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Many Southern California Democrats are poised to play critical roles in investigating President Trump and influencing policy that will impact California. With the House Majority, "we can stand up to stupid stuff," said Rep. Ted Lieu.