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City College to be Held Harmful by California

City College to be Held Harmful by California

By Skylar Wildfeuer skylar.wildfeuer@gmail.com At the bottom of our college’s fiscal cliff lie the sharp rocks of California’s new State Funding Formula for community colleges, and the Hold Harmless net that held us is soon to be removed. A Formulaic Solution The formula, passed in

Ohlone Pursue Rematriation

More than 150 years after the ancestral homeland of the Ohlone indigenous was brutally taken, the Association of Ramaytush Ohlone is working on the rematriation of their homeland to give back what was seized from the community.

Three School Board Members' Future Dictated by Recall Results

Three School Board Members' Future Dictated by Recall Results

By: Tim Hill The school board recall effort reached a fever pitch on September 7 when member Alison Collins suspended her multi-million dollar lawsuit against the effort being mounted by London Breed. Three members in particular-Gabriela Lopez, Faauuga Molifa, and Collins herself- have raised the ire of the mayor due

Imminent Return to Campus Message Misconstrued

Imminent Return to Campus Message Misconstrued

A message from Interim Chancellor Dianna Gonzales about returning to campus left many faculty confused and with the impression that the administration would resume in-person classes in the near future.

The Vigil: Voters Consider Recalling Newsom

The Vigil: Voters Consider Recalling Newsom

Governor Gavin Newsom is facing a republican-backed campaign for his recall in the election on September 14.

Resignation of Internal Auditor Reignites Oversight Debate

After only nine months on the job, David James, Internal Auditor and Controller at City College, resigned, citing family reasons. His departure raises questions about who will monitor the financial situation of the college, which is struggling to resolve its structural budget deficit.

Work Under Way for Student Success Center

Work Under Way for Student Success Center

This facilities bond which provided CCSF with $845 million for new construction of sustainable and energy efficient buildings, was also expected to fund several environmental upgrades and seismic improvements intended to help put the community college on a path to a zero-carbon footprint.