San Diego has been covered by almost every travel show imaginable. There have been guides upon guides writing about where to and what to see while vacationers...
“Does that thing record video?” Spartan asks from the front seat looking at my camera.
“Yeah," I reply. "But I’m mostly here just to take photos."
“Well...
San Diego City College has a voting problem.
Last year, voter turnout for the Associated Students Government elections made up just 3 percent of the total student population and the year before that it was only a whopping 1 percent.
What can be to blame for such a poor showing? It is certainly not a lack of information.
With the official campaigning period still weeks...
The NSA seems to be everywhere these days – in the news, in your email and the parking lot in the V building. Wait, what? Those of you that park in the V building might ...
Bridging the Gap (BTG), a recently formed non-profit organization based at City College, has partnered with a local federal contractor to give new life...
Nearly seven months after the hanging of the Diana Gonzalez mural was stalled, City’s Public Art Committee awaits approval of permanent guidelines for d...
Newly-elected ASG president Adam Garcia spoke briefly with the City Times about himself and his plans for City.
J: How did you first become involved wit...
City College Professor Enrique Davalos said he was forcibly removed from an Metropolitan Transit System trolley April 7 for reportedly not paying his fare, prompting him to file a formal complaint.
This is latest in what has become a string of complaints relating to the conduct of MTS security, including an incident involving a City student who complained officially that ...
As a City College student interacting with campus police, San Diego police and Metropolitan Transit Service security personnel, it’s important to know your rights.
When dealing with law enforcement there are three basic levels of contact.
First, “consensual contact,” begins when an officer approaches and begins a conversation. During this contact you are ...
National Eating Disorder Awareness Week seeks to inform the public about an illness with many stigmas.
“One of the most frightening challenges are the...
