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Hundreds of San Diego County teachers and school workers will receive notices this week that their jobs could be in jeopardy. March 15 is the contractual deadline for public school districts to tell their employees they may out of a job by summer.

San Diegan Carl Ekstrom is a pioneer of surfboard design, but he's also designed furniture and sculpture. He's one of the many artists featured in a new exhibit at the Mingei Museum charting the rich artistic output in San Diego during mid-century.

San Diego's first international contemporary art fair begins next week, showcasing $4 million in artwork by 23 national and international galleries. Organizers of the fair hope to reach as many established and new collectors as they can, which had us wondering how one begins collecting art and is it only for the wealthy among us.

A federal appeals court has rejected a move by the state of California to cut the rates Medi-Cal pays doctors by 10 percent. The legislature approved the Medi-Cal rate cuts last year.

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Southwestern College in Chula Vista broke ground Wednesday on the college's largest construction project since its opening in 1961.

Facing a $1.5 billion budget deficit, Arizona has reversed authorization for certain types of state-funded transplants. The cuts could mean life or death for 98 low-income residents. Lawmakers may have made the decision based on faulty data, however, so they could reconsider -- but not before January.

Birds Of Prey Keep Seagulls Away

With fall in full swing, beat the weekend chill with a Sinatra-inspired musical, Sezio's Four Day Weekend, an Indie Craft Fair, and much more.

For years, Russians were fascinated by their spies, even proud of them. Ten suspects have been arrested in the U.S. accused of spying for Russia. The accusations weren't exactly a bombshell in Moscow -- after all, Russians say the Cold War is the past, and espionage seems like an old art.