The Story of SF Public Transit: Death by 1000 Cuts
San Francisco’s public transit faces a looming crisis, with Muni and BART confronting massive budget deficits that could lead to widespread service cuts unless new funding measures are approved.
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Rams Fail to Break Losing Streak With 3-0 Loss to West Valley
City College’s women’s volleyball team fell 3–0 to West Valley College in their first conference match of the season, marking their 11th straight loss before bouncing back with a home win against Skyline.
SoMa Houses the City’s Largest Newsroom, Yet Its Residents Lack a Newspaper
On Fourth and Mission sits the college’s unassuming Downtown Center, only a block from the San Francisco Chronicle’s glowing headquarters. Even with a beacon of learning and the city’s flagship newspaper at its core, South of Market lacks a press of its own.
Free City Oversight Committee Continues to Uphold the Program
Students and faculty urged City College’s Free City Oversight Committee to strengthen and expand the tuition program, calling on Mayor Daniel Lurie to restore funding and remove barriers like repayment requirements and residency restrictions.
The Maturity of Transformation: Adult Education Legacy
City College’s adult education programs continue to empower learners of all ages through free and career-focused training across San Francisco, from language and technical courses to workforce partnerships that transform lives.
Rams Dominate Chabot in a Master Class of Field Control
City College’s women’s soccer team dominated Chabot College 5–0, led by Chemnui Simpson’s first hat trick of the season and Luz Hernandez’s two goals in a commanding all-around performance.
Six Bay Area Lighthouses Worth a Visit
For anyone looking for a weekend adventure, these coastal beacons offer a scenic window into California's maritime past.