COVID-19 and MPX do not Deter City College from Reopening Campus to In-Person Classes
City College campus deal\s with twin threats of COVID-19 and MPX, as it reopens classes to in-person learning for the fall semester.
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COVID-19 Voting, Explained
San Francisco voters have new options and new restrictions for voting this year. Read more on how to vote safely during the elections.
Read MoreVote YES on Prop 13 to Make City College Safer and More Accessible
Proposition 13 on the March 3 ballot will provide $2 billion to update and repair community college campuses. A yes vote represents the reinvestment in a public higher education system that was once the envy of the world.
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COYOTE SAFETY TIPS
COYOTE SAFETY TIPS What should I do you if I see a coyote on campus? Coyotes are usually skittish
Read MoreHave Your Say: Given the recent death of a Uber passenger, do you still feel safe using Uber/Lyft?
Have Your Say Photos by Michael Montalvo Given the recent death of a Uber passenger, do you still feel safe
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Riding driverless cars into uncharted ethics
By Barbara Muniz and Quip Johnson Driverless car manufacturers are eager to make their technology a reality. However, the release
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Expired fire extinguishers on City College’s Ocean Campus
By Sarah Berjan Expired fire extinguishers have been discovered among the 82 located on City College’s Ocean Campus. According to
Read More911 Shield Safety App Update
By David Horowitz As of Jan. 18, four hundred and four people have signed up for the 911 Shield Safety
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City College officials consider arming campus police
By J.B. Evans The Guardsman City College police being armed with guns was a recent topic brought up before Chancellor
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Three-foot gap required when passing cyclists
More than 150 bicycle deaths reported statewide in 2012; new state law to help reduce bicycle deaths By Patrick Fitzgerald
Read MoreCan cosmetics harm you?
Ingredients in consumer cosmetics and skin-care products could potentially be exposing the public to health risks from incomplete safety testing, according to a press release by a Washington, D.C. environmental advocacy organization.
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