Associated Press: The Daily Transcript of San Diego said it will publish its last edition Sept. 1, ending a nearly 130-year run in the newspaper business. The newspaper is no longer viable due to rising costs for health care and other expenses and an uncertain future for the industry, publisher Robert Loomis wrote in a note to readers. The privately held Daily Transcript began publishing in 1886. It gave a start to many journalists who went on to work at other San Diego publications, including the San Diego Union-Tribune, the city’s dominant newspaper.