City Times

Women’s basketball team looking to reach playoffs

David Pradel, Sports Editor • October 28, 2014

Before the games and tournaments and before the sound of the buzzer that rings throughout the court and decides the fate of two teams – it is the long hours of practice from week to week that decides...

Frightful venues in San Diego

Kenan Jackson • October 28, 2014

San Diego is known for its weather and beaches, but around Halloween its scary attractions are its strongest suit. The Haunted Hotel located on Fourth and Market St. is an indoor haunted attraction...

Bag the impractical ban

Aldo Ramírez • October 28, 2014

A new legislative bill in California will ban single-use carryout bags. As of July 1, 2015, large grocery chain stores and pharmacies will be prohibited from providing single-use carryout bags to customers,...

Students in Power host forum

Miguel Cid • October 28, 2014

With tension still high in Ferguson, Mo., City College club Students in Power hosted an open forum to discuss police brutality, the judicial system, the prison system and how the forces operate towards...

Student Eats: Healthy options on the hill

Franchesca Walker • October 28, 2014

Juice bars and smoothie spots have recently become popular in San Diego. One is located on University Avenue in a bright orange building in Hillcrest: Liv Juice Bar. Outside, a banner reads “Raw juices"...

Week of Service at City – students lend a helping hand in local community

Franchesca Walker • October 28, 2014

Student volunteers gathered in the surrounding areas of City College to take part in the Week of Service Oct. 20-24. The week long event had volunteers serving meals at the St. Vincent de Paul Village...

Students register for health care

Kenan Jackson • October 28, 2014

The on-campus Family Health Centers of San Diego is offering help to students and their families with open enrollment for health care coverage Nov. 15 to Feb. 15. Enrollment will take place at the health...

Campus safety still an issue for students

Richard Lomibao • October 28, 2014

No matter how small the incident may be, Lt. Lou Zizzo with San Diego City College Police takes all calls as an emergency — “Let us determine if it’s nothing,” he says. The Campus...

Editorial: California says ‘no thanks’ to plastic bags

Torrey Spoerer • October 28, 2014

Ever since its invention in the mid 1960s by Swedish engineer Sten Gustaf Thulin, plastic bags were embraced by American shoppers as convenient, easily disposable one-time carryalls. That’s all about...

Men’s basketball team preparing for another winning season

Franchesca Walker • October 28, 2014

The loud echoes from the basketballs hitting the hardwood court can be heard the moment you walk into the Harry West Gymnasium as the City College men's basketball team could be seen training hard and...

Costco co-founder Jim Sinegal honored as first centurion

Phoenix Webb • October 16, 2014

Retired co-founder of Costco Wholesale and City College alumus Jim Sinegal was the guest of honor at the Centennial Gala on Sept. 8. The San Diego City College Foundation held the event in Balboa Park. The...

New rhythm runs through campus

Torrey Spoerer • October 14, 2014

Hundreds of spectators and dance enthusiasts paid a visit to City College for their first stop on the San Diego Dance Theater’s 16th annual Trolley Dances tour’s first day on Saturday, Sept. 27. The...