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Sixty artists in San Diego and Imperial counties will receive a total of $2.6 million in Far South/Border North grants to develop artistic content focused on climate, public health and social justice, it was announced Monday.

Far South/Border North is a California Creative Corps arts program for the counties, led by the city of San Diego and implemented through a bi-county regional collaborative, according to the city.

Sixty artists in San Diego and Imperial counties will receive a total of $2.6 million in Far South/Border North grants to develop artistic content focused on...

/PRNewswire/ -- Thanks to the generous support of the Conrad Prebys Foundation and the San Diego County Office of Education, scholarships are now available to...

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An iconic San Diego landmark is getting some much needed repairs thanks to a generous donation by a local organization.

The protesters spent about two hours Thursday occupying the Mission Valley headquarters of the Conrad Prebys Foundation, which this year sold a portfolio of residential properties valued at more than $1 billion to the New York-based private equity firm Blackstone.

A tenants rights group staged a sit-in at the Conrad Prebys Foundation's Mission Valley offices. The nonprofit recently sold nearly 6,000 apartments to a New York-based private equity firm that tenants say is raising rents without making urgent health and safety repairs.

The San Diego Association of Governments board is scheduled to vote today on a new, 30-year outline of the region’s transportation future.

Grant Oliphant, head of Heinz Endowments, will begin work in March