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| The former South Carolina governor, who is believed to have ambitions for other public office, had served in the post since January 2017. Haley ruled out running for president in 2020, saying she'd campaign for President Trump. |
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| Average rent prices have increased 5.74 percent in a year, said MarketPointe Realty Advisors. |
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| Stockton construction magnate bought the San Diego Chargers in 1984. |
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| An initiative that would require countywide votes before large housing developments in the backcountry are approved will appear on the March 2020 ballot. |
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| Study shows 1926 structure needs $15 million upgrade. |
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| The only local judge facing a challenge in November is the only one with a disreputable record. |
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| Sand mining project in rural Lakeside facing community ire. |
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| SeaWorld is debuting next year yet another coaster, which may not be as speedy as its Electric Eel ride, but it will offer a 360-degree twist along a figure-eight track. |
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| San Diego cellular firm names Irene Rosenfeld, former head of Mondelez International, and Martin Anstice, CEO of Lam Research, to its board. |
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| He is ninth man to hold the position since Petco Park opened in 2004. Infield coach Josh Johnson also released. |
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| The Chargers' Melvin Gordon has evolved into one of the NFL's most versatile backs. |
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| Stevie Nicks, Def Leppard, Roxy Music, John Prine, Todd Rundgren and Devo head the list of first-time nominees for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, |
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| Ahead of the June 5 primary, The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board offers its coverage of federal, state and local candidates and propositions. |
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