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Encinitas is paradise. Why can its politics get so hostile?
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Former Community Power CEO gets $421,000 in separation deal
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Golfers want more oversight, repairs at Chula Vista-owned course
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Neighbors built a gate to keep people in a mobile home park out. It also traps them in.
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