City Times

City’s low enrollment persists

By Thomas Chesy • October 4, 2016

The sharp drop in enrollment felt at San Diego City College since 2010 is beginning to reverse, but not enough to save many long-afflicted classes from being eliminated this semester. "Classes keep...

City College gets $2.6 million to ensure Latino success

By Gabe Rivera • October 4, 2016

The San Diego Community College District announced that City College has been awarded a $2.6 million grant to help boost graduation and course completion rates by Hispanic students. The district’s...

Community demands justice

By Celia Jimenez and Roberto de la Peña • October 4, 2016

The national trauma and outrage of police killing unarmed black men reached San Diego in recent days. A family's call asking for help soon turned into tragedy when a police officer in El Cajon shot...

City Bites: Influx Cafe

Mike Madriaga, Roberto De la Peña, and Melissa De Piñeres • October 3, 2016

SD Film Festival offers some gems

Ricardo Soltero • October 1, 2016

The 15th annual San Diego International Film Festival gave us a first look at many films before they hit theaters and many films that remain undiscovered. The festival showcased more 100 films, including...

Knights volleyball team wins tournament

Esai Melendez • October 1, 2016

The Knights women's volleyball team is on a roll. On Sept. 24, the team won the the San Diego City College Tournament. Two days after that a player pivotal to winning that competition, outside hitter...