Three staffers who handled Mayor Bob Filner's schedule left the mayor's office after just weeks on the job.
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A look back at VOSD stories from the week.
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Mayor Bob Filner wrote a local artist a permission slip to sell his wares in Ocean Beach, but SDPD ticketed him anyway.
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A Labor Council mailer insinuated District 4 City Council candidate Dwayne Crenshaw was fired from a nonprofit for mismanaging cash.
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If the typical relationship between months of supply and home prices remains intact, we can expect further upward price pressure in the months immediately ahead.
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Check out the new VOSD website, behind sleazy battle for few voters, pesky logistics of bike sharing and more.
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Jon Perz's six-year journey through arbitration has made him the poster child for the campaign against an alternative method of resolving legal disputes that is becoming inescapable for consumers, and that even some industry insiders say is biased in favor of corporations.
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The campaign between Myrtle Cole and Dwayne Crenshaw feature lots of outside money and a small voter pool.
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We'll still be weighing in on comments, but we're asking for your help.
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Big homeless center struggling to deliver on expectations, whack crack attack goes national and more.
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