Gary Robbins

1 week ago | mercurynews.com | Gary Robbins

Two Marines from San Diego County’s Camp Pendleton were killed Tuesday when their vehicle rolled over while they were patrolling the U.S.-Mexico border in New Mexico, according to the Washington Post. A third service member was hospitalized in serious condition, the Post said. The Post also said the deaths represent the first known military fatalities involved in President Donald Trump’s expanded patrols along the southern border.

1 week ago | sandiegouniontribune.com | Gary Robbins

Two Marines from San Diego County’s Camp Pendleton were killed Tuesday when their vehicle rolled over while they were patrolling the U.S.-Mexico border in New Mexico, according to the Washington Post. A third service member was hospitalized in serious condition, the Post said. The Post also said the deaths represent the first known military fatalities involved in President Donald Trump’s expanded patrols along the southern border.

1 week ago | sandiegouniontribune.com | Gary Robbins

Las temperaturas en el condado de San Diego se mantendrán significativamente más bajas de lo normal durante el fin de semana, y podría haber llovizna desde los valles del interior hasta las montañas el miércoles y el jueves, según el Servicio Meteorológico Nacional. La buena noticia: el domingo estará mayormente soleado, cuando muchos celebran la Pascua y otros celebran la Pascua judía. Un sistema de baja presión está provocando el engrosamiento de la capa marina, bloqueando la luz solar.

1 week ago | sandiegouniontribune.com | Gary Robbins

Dos marines del Camp Pendleton del condado de San Diego murieron el martes cuando su vehículo volcó mientras patrullaban la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México en Nuevo México, según el Washington Post. Un tercer miembro del servicio fue hospitalizado en estado grave, informó el Post. El Post también indicó que estas muertes representan las primeras bajas militares conocidas relacionadas con las patrullas ampliadas del presidente Donald Trump en la frontera sur.

1 week ago | sandiegouniontribune.com | Gary Robbins

Temperatures across San Diego County will remain significantly cooler than normal into the weekend, and there could be drizzle from the inland valleys to the mountains on Wednesday and Thursday, the National Weather Service says. The good news: It will be mostly sunny on Sunday, when many people celebrate Easter and when Passover ends for others. A low pressure system is causing the marine layer to thicken, blotting out sunlight.