The Guardsman
Warriors to relocate to SF, but at what cost?
By Brian Hinchion
It didn’t hit me until I saw the huge steel girders sticking out as I pulled up to the red light at the intersection at 16th and 3rd Streets a couple months back. The shell of Chase Center, the new Golden State Warriors stadium was, indeed,
Acosta "deepfake" video challenges White House honesty
By Matthew Cardoza
kmcardoza13@gmail.com
The main highlight of President Donald Trump’s press conference that took place the day after the historic 2018 midterm elections was an heated verbal exchange between the President and CNN Chief White House Correspondent Jim Acosta.
Their exchange escalated to the point where
Harvest Tasting
Photos and story by Sarah Berjan
sberjan@mail.ccsf.edu
City College of San Francisco’s Culinary Arts and Hospitality Studies hosted a special tasting on Nov. 1 in advance of their 26th annual Harvest Buffet at the college’s student-run restaurant, Educated Plate, at the Downtown Center located
SoMa Pilipinas is in the heart
Story and Photos By Casey Ticsay
cticsay@mail.ccsf.edu
Tucked away in San Francisco’s South of Market district and encircled by streets named after Filipino heroes, lies Lipi Ni Lapu Lapu mural, one of many historical markers encountered on an afternoon ethno-tour hosted by City College’s
City College prepares for immense facilities bond
City College prepares for immense facilities bond
By David Mamaril Horowitz
dhorowitz@theguardsman.com
City College is going back to the voters to raise $1.3 billion for facilities and infrastructure — and a poll indicates that any measure the college puts forward will pass handily.
At the college’s Board
College copes with Camp Fire smoke
By David Mamaril Horowitz
dhorowitz@theguardsman.com
By the evening of Nov. 8, smoke from the Butte County Camp Fire had traveled 160 miles southwest and blanketed City College.
By night, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency radar Air Now deemed San Francisco air unhealthy. As it remained that way