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Student cleared of battery charges against San Francisco police

A jury acquitted City College student Matthew Hoyt, 23, of two counts of battery against two San Francisco police officers on Jan. 20, stemming from an altercation last summer with the two off-duty cops.

San Francisco bracing for sit/lie ordinance

John Chovan doesn’t always know who’s telling him to move because he lost his glasses. It could be a business owner, a pedestrian or a police officer. He complies to avoid any trouble, but sometimes he just needs a place to sit.

‘Significant amount of cash’ found, turned in

Following a campus-wide email sent by City College Police Chief Andre Barnes concerning a “significant amount of cash” found and turned in at the Ocean campus bookstore by City College student David Bannon, the police department believes they might have found the owner of the lost money.

San Franciscans Rally for Egypt

The Guardsman TV - San Franciscans Rally for Egypt - February 04, 2011 from The Guardsman on Vimeo. San Franciscans hold a march downtown in support of the anti-Mubarak protests in Egypt. Kay Recede interviews supporters to find out the specific demands of the San Franciscan protesters.

KUSF resolution postponed at Board of Supervisors meeting

By The Guardsman Staff DJs, musicians and supporters of 90.3 KUSF demonstrated Feb. 1 outside City Hall as San Francisco supervisors prepared to vote on a resolution that would condemn the university’s decision to sell the college station’s frequency and urge the Federal Communications Commission to nullify

Shouts of support for Egypt and Tunisia resonate from San Francisco

About 700 demonstrators from around the Bay Area charged up Market Street to San Francisco’s UN Plaza on Jan. 29 in support of popular, youth-led uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt.

City College radiology 2nd best in U.S.

Formerly a hospital transporter, Troy Scott is now a student in the best radiologic technologist training program this side of the Mississippi River.