The second annual Binational Conference on Border Issues will be held at San Diego City College Dec. 1. The keynote speaker will be Anabel Hernández, author of “Los Señores del Narco,”  a book...

City College will host its first “Don’t Be a Bully Conference” on Dec 3. The free conference is for everyone, including students, parents, and teachers. The conference will teach children “how...

The Dance Department at San Diego City College will put on their biannual “City Moves” dance performance Dec. 2 at 8 p.m. and Dec. 3 at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Dances range from modern dance to hip-hop...

‘Occupy’ movement continues to make noise though some believe focus has been lost   After several weeks of chanting and marching, dozens of people continue the Occupy San Diego protest. Since...

Three experts on the U.S.-Mexico border described the exploitation of undocumented immigrants in the United States and the problems they face when they are deported. Experts Justin Akers Chacon, Victor...

A hardware failure at the district information technology center  caused the Blackboard Vitsa site to go down. The outage began on the afternoon of Oct.19 after a  disk system failed. According...

Students with high phone bills have a new option. T-Mobile and Wal-Mart have partnered to offer a $30 prepaid monthly service plan featuring unlimited texts and data. The plan, which launched Oct....

City Times recieved a  General Excellence award amoung community colleges for its publications from spring semester. That top award was one of several the staff received  at the Journalism Association...

After a bit of turbulence, this year’s food pantry program at City College is back in action, thanks especially to a successful food drive that concluded Oct. 14 and was hosted by the athletic department. According...

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention held its Out of Darkness suicide prevention walk Oct. 15 at De Anza Cove in Mission Bay. This year’s walk honored the lives of service members who were...