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Newscene anchor David J. Bohnet, left, gets feedback from producer Sarai Gomez Huerta, right, before recording the post-election episode, Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2024. Photo by Yonatan “Yogi” Hernandez/City Times Media

VIDEO: State, San Diego election results continue to come in

Newscene's post-election edition dives into mayoral race, Measure HH, status of rest of initiatives
David J. Bohnet, Multimedia Journalist November 13, 2024
Newscene's post-election edition dives into mayoral race, Measure HH, status of rest of initiatives
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Todd Gloria, at the lectern, celebrates his presumptive win with local Democrats on election night, Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024. Photo by David J. Bohnet/City Times Media

VIDEO: Local election results continue to come in; SDCCD bond leaning toward yes

Todd Gloria on path to re-election while two sales tax measures appear to be going down
David J. Bohnet, Ryan Matthysse, and Nathan Fernandez November 11, 2024
Todd Gloria on path to re-election while two sales tax measures appear to be going down
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Voters lineup outside the San Diego City College campus voting center on Election Day. Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024. Photo by David J. Bohnet/City Times Media

LIVE UPDATES: City College community goes to the polls (with video)

Interviews, updates as the community votes for national, local candidates, propositions and measures
Interviews, updates as the community votes for national, local candidates, propositions and measures
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"Inside City: Election Edition" host Yonatan "Yogi" Hernandez interviews Magaly Corro Flores, director of the Undocumented Individuals Resource Center at San Diego City College, Friday, Oct. 25, 2024. Photo by Sarai Gomez Huerta/City Times Media

PODCAST: City College’s Corro Flores discusses immigration reform in ‘Inside City: Election Edition’

Episode focuses on key issue expressed by City College community as among most important in advance of election
Yonatan "Yogi" Hernandez, Audio and Spanish Content Editor November 4, 2024
Episode focuses on key issue expressed by City College community as among most important in advance of election
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Candidates for office in background, clockwise from top left, Adam Shiff (U.S. Senate), Sean Elo-Rivera (District 9), Steve Garvey (U.S. Senate), Terry Hoskins (District 9), Donald Trump (President), Todd Gloria (Mayor), Stephen Whitburn (District 3), Butch Ware (President), Coleen Cusack (District 3), Larry Turner (Mayor), Kamala Harris (President) respond to questions regarding Civil Rights and Inequalities. Illustration by Luke Bradbury/City Times Media

WHAT THE CANDIDATES SAY: Civil Rights and Inequality on the City College Community Agenda, November 2024

From presidential to city council candidates, debates and forums yield insights on civil rights and inequality
Jordan Bell, Multimedia Journalist November 1, 2024

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Green Party Vice Presidential candidate Butch Ware speaks during a campaign stop at the Centro Cultural de la Raza Sunday, Oct. 13, 2024. Photo by Marco Guajardo/City Times Media

ANALYSIS: Did Green Party vice presidential candidate tackle issues City College values most?

Butch Ware lays out the Stein-Ware presidential ticket’s vision for the future of the U.S.
Marco Guajardo, Managing Editor October 25, 2024
Butch Ware lays out the Stein-Ware presidential ticket’s vision for the future of the U.S.
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Sean Elo-Rivera, left, and Terry Hoskins, right, compete to be the next San Diego District 9 City Council member. Source: campaign websites

ANALYSIS: Did San Diego District 9 City Council candidates tackle issues City College values most?

Terry Hoskins, Sean Elo-Rivera lay out competing visions for the future of District 9 and San Diego
Terry Hoskins, Sean Elo-Rivera lay out competing visions for the future of District 9 and San Diego
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Rep. Adam Schiff, left, and Steve Garvey, right, compete to be California's next senator. Source: campaign websites

ANALYSIS: Did California senate candidates tackle issues San Diego City College values most?

Adam Schiff, Steve Garvey laid out competing visions for the future of the state and the country

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Marie Lindsey, Knight’s Table administrative assistant, restocks shelves with snacks available for students at City College’s food pantry Tuesday, March 14, 2023. Photo by Sven Domingos/City Times Media

Economy and Taxes: City College Community Issue Guide, November 2024

Based on Community Agenda, City Times Media breaks down ballot
Marco Guajardo, David J. Bohnet, and Ryan Matthysse October 15, 2024
Based on Community Agenda, City Times Media breaks down ballot
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The most commonly used issues shared by community members is represented in this word cloud of the City College Community Agenda. It is based on community interviews through Oct. 6, 2024. City Times Media will continue to update this word cloud as the community continues to contribute. Source: freewordcloudgenerator.com

City College Community Agenda update: housing, homelessness, economy, taxes, climate among top issues

More community-generated issues, questions for candidates ahead of November 2024 election. Over 100 new surveys submitted
Vince Outlaw, Voting and Politics Editor October 7, 2024
More community-generated issues, questions for candidates ahead of November 2024 election. Over 100 new surveys submitted
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Voters were sent their ballots and voter information guide earlier this month as March 5. Primary approaches Feb. 20, 2024. Photo by Kevin Ouellette/City Times Media

City College: What’s on your ballot? City Times links you to helpful election resources

City Times gives voters accessible information on candidates, ballot measures
Kevin Ouellette, Multimedia Journalist February 21, 2024
City Times gives voters accessible information on candidates, ballot measures
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Polling sign outside P building

Undeterred by rain, voters visit City College polling place in the final minutes of Election Day

Doors to the P Building room that had hosted voters casting ballots closed at 8 p.m. by poll workers
Kathryn Gray, Editor-in-Chief November 8, 2022
Around 40 voters and poll workers, moving under the glow of fluorescent lights, rushed to get their votes in before the 8 p.m. deadline.
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