SAN DIEGO (AP) - Mayor-elect Jerry Sanders said Wednesday he wants to talk to federal investigators this week about how to end long-running probes of potential wrongdoing at City Hall. Sanders, a Republican former police chief making his first run for public office, decisively defeated maverick Councilwoman Donna Frye Tuesday in the city's third mayoral election in a year. Sanders, 55, raised about three times more money than Frye, 53, who came within a whisker of being elected mayor in November as a write-in candidate. She finished first in a July primary after Dick Murphy resigned, but the Democrat fell...