PRIMARY ‘26: Porter pledges to not take corporate donations for California gubernatorial campaign (with video)

Former congresswoman Katie Porter emphasizes grassroots focus with over 100,000 individual campaign contributors

Nadia Lavin, Managing Editor • May 22, 2026

Former congresswoman Katie Porter emphasizes grassroots focus with over 100,000 individual campaign contributors

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Primary 26’: After sudden bump in polls, Becerra takes lead in run for CA governor (with video)

Former Secretary of Health and Human Services outlines priorities, avoids detailed commitments on issues impacting City College community

Marisol Sandoval, Multimedia Journalist • May 15, 2026

Former Secretary of Health and Human Services outlines priorities, avoids detailed commitments on issues impacting students

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PRIMARY ‘26: Riverside County Sheriff Bianco attracts conservative voters with tough-on-crime platform (with videos)

Running for governor, Bianco promotes beliefs on public safety, economic growth

Crow Ruiz, Multimedia Journalist • May 12, 2026

Running for governor, Bianco promotes beliefs on public safety, economic growth

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PRIMARY ‘26: State Superintendent Thurmond focuses on accessibility for Californians in race for governor (with videos)

State's top educator leans on life experience of overcoming adversity in race for top job

Tresean Osgood, Co-Editor-in-Chief • May 8, 2026

State's top educator leans on life experience of overcoming adversity in race for top job

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PRIMARY ‘26: Mahan courts moderate voters, backed by Silicon Valley elite (with video)

San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan, who is running for governor, has shown results reducing crime, finding temporary housing, but lacks name recognition in a hotly contested race

David J. Bohnet, Co-Editor-in-Chief • April 29, 2026

San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan, who is running for governor, has shown results reducing crime, finding temporary housing, but lacks name recognition in a hotly contested race

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BREAKING: Secretary of State announces official list of candidates for 2026 primary elections

The June 2 primary election will determine who moves on to November general election

Rosemary Archer, Multimedia Journalist • March 26, 2026

The June 2 primary election will determine who moves on to November general election

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WHAT DID THE CANDIDATES SAY: Immigration reform on the City College Community Agenda, November 2024

From presidential to city council candidates, debates and forums yield insights on issues important to you

David J. Bohnet and Vince Outlaw • October 31, 2024

From presidential to city council candidates, debates and forums yield insights on issues important to you

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Immigration Reform: City College Community Issue Guide, November 2024

Based on Community Agenda, City Times Media breaks down ballot

Daniela Luna and Yonatan “Yogi” Hernandez • October 21, 2024

Based on Community Agenda, City Times Media breaks down ballot

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VIDEO: First candidate running for CA governor in 2026 announced

Taco Fest and warmer weather are also in this week's edition of Newscene

Roxy Vieira, Production Manager, CTTV • April 27, 2023

Taco Fest and warmer weather are also in this week's edition of Newscene

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VIDEO: Rain totals inch closer to a potential record in San Diego

2023 rainfall nearly meets yearly average

Ben Guadarrama, CTTV Multimedia Journalist • March 2, 2023

Since San Diego's storm season began on Oct. 1, the county saw 9.57 in. of rain as of February 26, nearly hitting the 10-inch average the county regularly sees each year, according to the National Weather Service.

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Election Day is over. But when can we expect official election results?

Counting mail-in and absentee ballots takes time

Joel Nevarez, Multimedia Journalist • November 8, 2022

Election night is over. But it will take days, and even weeks, to learn the final results, according local election officials. 

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SDCCD loses over $100K to ‘bots,’ prevents more fraud with new software

The district prevented the theft of nearly $375K with detection tools, though City College lost thousands in financial aid funds, officials say

Kathy Archibald, Enterprise Editor • April 29, 2022

The San Diego Community College District disbursed $101,619 in aid to fraudulent student accounts in February and March and prevented another $373,854 from being stolen, according to Victor DeVore, dean of student services for the district.

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