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The Guardsman

San Francisco, Calif.

Never forget the real victims in the Tucson blood libel holocaust

In the latest lamestream media gangbang of public decency, the tragic shooting in Tucson that left 13 people wounded and eight dead is being harnessed for political capital by the loony left.

Rams eye rematch with Foothill after dismantling Las Positas

Although some eyes may have been looking forward to the Jan. 28 showdown against Foothill College, the City College women’s basketball team first had to take care of business at home against the Coast Conference’s last place squad, the Las Positas Hawks.

Space for cyclists painted onto city streets

With an increase of bicycle use by more than 58 percent since 2006, according to statistics compiled by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, safety is becoming a growing concern for city planners and bicyclists alike.

Undercount costs California House seat, federal funds

California officials estimate the U.S. Census Bureau undercounted at least 1.5 million state residents, according to the Los Angeles Times. Officials also believe the undercount could have cost the state an extra House seat.

Parking spaces turned to outdoor seating bring cafes into city streets

An aesthetically-pleasing public patio called a "parklet" extends six feet into the road and takes up three parking spots at 22nd and Bartlett streets, kitty-corner from the City College Mission campus.

Assembly to decide fate of CA DREAM Act

Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s incarceration of City College student Steve Li last fall thrust the crusade of undocumented students into the national spotlight, putting the possible relief offered by a federal DREAM Act into sharp focus.

Artist couple deviate in medium but not meaning

Ocean campus’ City Arts gallery opened its first show of the spring semester on Jan. 19, featuring two artists who work in different medias and methods to evoke a common theme.