City College, SDCCD rallies around Muslim community after mosque shooting

In an outpouring of support, campus and district officials acknowledge grief, share resources

Annie Garcia Foradori, Multimedia Journalist • May 19, 2026

In an outpouring of support, campus and district officials acknowledge grief, share resources

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City College network, website active after a cyberattack forced SDCCD offline

The San Diego Community College District reboots after widespread outages, disruptions

David J. Bohnet, Co-Editor-in-Chief • May 18, 2026

The San Diego Community College District reboots after widespread outages, disruptions

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BREAKING: Hacker group ShinyHunters shuts down Canvas website, demands ransom

Instructure has until Tuesday to pay ransom, in what SDCCD claims is a separate cyberattack

David J. Bohnet, Rosemary Archer, and Briana Bush • May 7, 2026

Instructure has until Tuesday to pay ransom, in what SDCCD claims is a separate cyberattack

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UPDATE: City College continues to function amid SDCCD network shutdown

Offices, classrooms do their best to support students despite the ongoing cyber attack

David J. Bohnet, Co-Editor-in-Chief • May 7, 2026

Offices, classrooms do their best to support students despite the ongoing cyber attack

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WATCH/LISTEN: City Times Media discusses ongoing cybersecurity attack on SDCCD networks

Latest 'Reporters’ Roundtable' podcast episode details current status of City College campus, district updates

David J. Bohnet, Co-Editor-in-Chief • May 5, 2026

Latest 'Reporters’ Roundtable' podcast episode details current status of City College campus, district updates

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BREAKING: SDCCD campus network, websites down after failed weekend cyberattack (with updates)

Students, staff and faculty notified data was safe; campuses and classes remain open, but some offices close

Rosemary Archer, Multimedia Journalist • May 4, 2026

Students, staff and faculty notified data was safe; campuses and classes remain open, but some offices close

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SDCCD Board of Trustees vote to temporarily change name of CCE’s Cesar E. Chavez Campus

Barrio Logan campus now College of Continuing Education Harbor View Campus

Angela Galan Martinez and Marisol Sandoval • April 7, 2026

Barrio Logan campus now College of Continuing Education Harbor View Campus

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ACTUALIZACIÓN: Mientras el SDCCD cambia temporalmente el nombre del campus, estudiantes y docentes del City College lidian con el legado de Chávez

El distrito responde mientras el estado reconoce el Día de los Campesinos en medio de las acusaciones de abusos sexuales

Marisol Sandoval, Angela Galan Martinez • April 7, 2026

El distrito responde mientras el estado reconoce el Día de los Campesinos en medio de las acusaciones de abusos sexuales

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UPDATE: As SDCCD temporarily changes campus name, City College students, faculty grapple with Chavez’s legacy

District community responds as California recognizes Farmworkers Day amid sexual abuse allegations

Marisol Sandoval and Angela Galan Martinez • April 6, 2026

District community responds as California recognizes Farmworkers Day amid sexual abuse allegations

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City College Academic Senate passes ethical standing resolution

Vote on calls for SDCCD to end ties with organizations affiliated with ‘human rights violations’ unanimous

Nadia Lavin and David J. Bohnet • March 12, 2026

City College Academic Senate vote on ethical standing resolution

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GALLERY: City College, San Diego community celebrate legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. with parade

Students, faculty march in the 44th annual event along The Embarcadero

David J. Bohnet, Co-Editor-in-Chief • January 19, 2026

Students, faculty march in the 44th annual event along The Embarcadero in San Diego

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City College community on alert after ICE activity reported near campus

Campus officials confirm no interaction with federal agents; chancellor’s office encourages students stay informed by downloading SDCCDSafe App

David J. Bohnet, Co-Editor-in-Chief • December 19, 2025

Campus officials confirm no interaction with federal agents; chancellor’s office encourages students stay informed by downloading SDCCDSafe App

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