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Propostion B opposition

By Ramsey ElQareThe Guardsman San Francisco’s Proposition B unfairly hurts the lowest paid workers and their families by increasing the cost of health care and decreasing their retirement benefits by lumping everyone in the same flat rate. If Prop B passes it will undermine collective bargaining between of San

College preparation program launches

Mayor Gavin Newsom, City College Chancellor Don Griffin and San Francisco Unified School District administrators announced collaborative plans to improve college preparation at local schools through the Bridge to Success Program.

College resurrects summer session

After a one year hiatus, City College students will again be offered a summer session so they can continue working towards their degrees at the institution they attend during the rest of the year.

Child develoment department benefits from grant

City College’s Child Development and Family Studies Department, along with the Cesar E. Chavez Institute of SF State, was awarded a grant through Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger’s California Gang Reduction Intervention and Prevention program.

Proposition E - support

By Gayle yglesiasThe Guardsman Proposition E will allow San Francisco citizens to both register and cast a ballot on the same day. Passing Prop. E will eliminate the deadline set by the California Elections Code which requires voter registration 15 days before an election. Today, there are eight states with

Proposition M - Support

San Francisco’s Proposition M will guarantee greater interaction between the community and the police. It will include a foot patrol program at all San Francisco police stations. The program will put more trained officers on the street and throughout Muni.

Proposition M - opposition

Proposition M would ensure reliant foot-patrol police programs in areas of San Francisco with high crime rates. This would work as a substitute for the much-needed Proposition L, the Civil Sidewalks or “sit-lie” measure.