A City Times review of campus police logs shows that City College's Radio, Television and Film (RTVF) Department reported at least 10 incidents of theft of its equipment as far back as 2007. The thefts...

While waiting for the vote counts of Arizona, Idaho, and Utah to be finalized, Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders campaigned in San Diego on Tuesday night. “When we began this campaign...

Electronic equipment stolen from City College worth thousands of dollars has been recovered from a pawn shop in downtown San Diego. Campus police Lt. Louis Zizzo said the theft of the newly...

The 23rd annual San Diego Latino Film Festival kicked off its 10-day run with ith a press conference featuring casts, directors and producers of films screening at this year's event. San Diego City...

The Pacific Coast Athletic Conference South gave Knights' sophomore guard Taylor Nelson and his coach, Mitch Charlens, top honors as the men's basketball season came to an end. Nelson was named the...

It only takes a step to start a new way to a healthier body, mind and state of well being and with the help of the San Diego City College’s Step Up to Live Well initiative you can just that. Organizers...

Higher education chemistry professors from around the country will meet at San Diego City College for a conference called “Teaching Chemistry Through its Social Impacts ” on March 11 and 12. The...

The 23rd Annual San Diego Latino Film Festival will lay down the funk with an opening night celebration performance by Latin Grammy Award winners Los Amigos Invisibles this Thursday, March 10, at the Music...

A total immersion into the Latino culture that is often ignored by mainstream media. That's what the 23rd Annual San Diego Latino Film Festival will deliver during a week-long run starting March 10 at...

The Lady Knights tennis team of San Diego City College destroyed the Lady Coyotes of Cuyamaca, going 9-0 on Thursday. The Lady Knights began conference play on a roll, getting off to a 4-0 start. However,...