The apartment complex on 15th and C Street under demolition during the week of March 22 will be the new home for a 5-story General Purpose Classroom building for San Diego City College. Expected to be...

San Diegans were shaken Easter Sunday by a 7.2 earthquake centered in Mexicali. Although the duration of the rolling quake exceeded more than a minute, Campus police Sgt. Lou Zizzo informed City Times...

The San Diego Community College District will be hosting a free self-defense class April 17 and 25 for female students, faculty, staff and the public in the Harry West Gym, located at City College campus. All...

San Diego City College recently ranked among the top three colleges and universities in the San Diego area on the user review website Yelp. Yelp ranked City College third overall, and first among the...

The yellow caution tape that had barricaded the top level of the dinning hall due to a leaky ceiling, has been removed. The usual gamers and fantasy card players had now been allowed to spend their time...

With the new parking lot structure, on 16th and Broadway, set to be up and running this fall, there should be little to complain about for the many parking-weary students at San Diego City College. However,...

The San Diego Community College District is currently involved in negotiations to close the remaining $4 million budget deficit. The district has proposed a "fair share" reduction in which contracted...

The once vibrant scene of students watching videos and sending e-mails on the campus cafeteria computers has been reduced to a row of unused ones. Out of 11 computers, only one of them contains full Internet...

On Feb. 25, City College was named to the 2009 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, a federal recognition given to colleges and universities for their commitment to volunteering,...

City College police arrested a man on Feb. 25 as he attempted to steal a student's bicycle from a bike rack in front of the T building, reported College Police Sgt. Louis M. Zizzo. Police identified the...

With sleep still in their eyes, marchers slowly started filtering on campus at 6:00 a.m. It didn't take very much time for them to get fired up and start the cheering and the chants. March 5 kicked off...

Having lost 45.5 percent of its annual budget, City's Disability Support Programs and Services (DSPS) canceled all specialized classes, reduced test proctoring and high tech center hours, and asked three...