Proposition Information – Short and Simple
This piece is an unbiased and nonpartisan summary of each of the propositions currently on the ballots for the State and San Francisco elections.
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Prop A
Prop A Bond Measure Revitalizes Hopes for Oversight Committee
The $845 million bond measure on the March 3 Ballot raises questions about oversight, and whether the college administration has too many powers that hamper the committee’s functions under the current legislation.
Read moreProp A Promises Urgent Safety Repairs and Job Training Improvements
Proposition A will allocate $845 million to fund necessary campus-wide safety repairs and educational facilities improvements.
Read moreSFPD holds town hall meeting regarding an officer-involved shooting in Portero
SFPD holds town hall meeting regarding an officer-involved shooting in Portero SFPD hold town hall meeting regarding an officer-involved shooting
Read moreExclusive: Interim-Chancellor Thelma Scott-Skillman talks accreditation, funding and Prop A
By Sara Bloomberg The Guardsman Preface: On Feb. 7 The Guardsman met up with Interim Chancellor Thelma Scott-Skillman for an
Read moreELECTION 2012: What are the propositions?
By Sara Bloomberg and Dalton Amador The Guardsman Proposition 30 This proposition is the result of a compromise between Gov.
Read moreProp A supporters rally at City Hall to “save City College”
By Sara Bloomberg. Bright yellow, blue and red signs proclaimed “I am City College” in several languages on Sept. 4 as nearly 200 people rallied outside of City Hall to support Proposition A, a local parcel tax initiative that will raise $14 million a year for the college.
Read moreLetter from the editor: I’m tired
By Sara Bloomberg The Guardsman I’m tired. I bet you’re tired, too, and midterms haven’t even hit yet. It’s
Read moreOver 50 SFUSD schools to finish repairs if ballot initiative passes
Passing Proposition A would allow the city to issue a $531 million citizen bond to complete the last of its upgrades to the San Francisco Unified School District.
The previous two Prop A bonds, a $295 million bond from 2003 and a $450 million bond from 2006, have been used to revamp cafeterias, classrooms, and offices in 89 of 140 schools.