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Owner of San Diego Union-Tribune to explore sale
- The owner of The San Diego Union-Tribune said Thursday that it hired an investment bank to explore a sale of the company.
Dancer shot after jumping ship, attacking officer
- A cruise ship dancer who jumped 30 feet off a deck into San Diego Bay last weekend was killed by police after attacking an officer who had helped pull him onto a rescue boat, officials said Monday.
Man overboard refused help before fatal shooting
- A cruise ship dancer who was killed by police last weekend jumped 30 feet off a deck into San Diego Bay before rebuffing rescue attempts and getting into a fatal struggle with officers who were trying to save him, officials said Monday.
Gay-rights activists target Hyatt on marriage ban
- Same-sex marriage advocates demanded Friday that Hyatt Hotels Corp. end its relationship with a business partner who is financially backing a California ballot initiative to ban gay marriage.
Officer considering murder charge for Marine
- The officer considering whether a Marine sergeant accused of shooting an unarmed Iraqi captive should face court-martial said Friday it will be a struggle to determine whether the killing amounted to murder amid the "kinetic environment" of war.
Officer: Marines were told of prisoner rules
- An Illinois Marine sergeant charged with murdering an unarmed Iraqi detained in Fallujah was instructed before invading the city that anyone taken into custody should be taken to holding facilities at a base, a military lawyer testified Friday.
Marine returns to court on Iraq murder charges
- Sgt. Ryan Weemer came home from Iraq with a secret he eventually had to tell: He and two other Marines had coldly shot four unarmed Iraqis taken captive inside a barricaded house during the battle of Fallujah, the fiercest of the Iraq war.
Marine charged with Iraqi murder heard on tape
- A Marine sergeant accused of murdering an unarmed Iraqi captive during heavy fighting in Fallujah in 2004 was heard on tape Thursday telling how his squad argued over what to do with their prisoners and saying he "did one guy" as they sought to keep up with their unit.
- A Marine sergeant accused of murdering an unarmed Iraqi captive during heavy fighting in Fallujah in 2004 was heard on tape Thursday telling how his squad argued over what to do with their prisoners and saying he "did one guy" as they sought to keep up with their unit.