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Arrest made in brutal homicides near City College

By Joe Fitzgerald, Sara Bloomberg and Alex Emslie Special to The Guardsman San Francisco resident Binh Thai Luc, 35, was arrested this morning in connection with five homicides from Friday morning in a family home near City College’s Ocean campus. The information was released at a press conference at

5 Murders Near Ocean Campus

By Sara Bloomberg and Einar Sevilla Additional reporting by Alex Mullaney of the Ingleside Light Five people were found dead this morning in a possible murder-suicide that occurred at 16 Howth St., near the City College Ocean campus, according to police. An unidentified woman, believed to be a family

Occupy takes the Capitol: thousands storm Sacramento to save education

Folks from all walks of life stormed the state’s Capitol building on March 5 in what has become known as the “March in March.”

Resource center for undocumented students opens on campus

The VIDA Resource Center threw a grand opening celebration in the Student Union on February 29...

Upset City: Rams basketball falls short of title

The City College men’s basketball team’s plan to make back-to-back trips to the state championships ended abruptly as No. 8 seeded Cabrillo stunned the No. 1 seeded Rams with a 70-76 win in overtime on Feb. 29 at the Wellness Center.

City College accreditation looms--school could lose access to federal funds if not accredited

Once every six years, City College submits to a rigorous process of re-accreditation administered by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges...

PHOTO GALLERY: Occupiers storm the Capitol

[slickr-flickr tag="Slickr Flickr"] [slickr-flickr tag="Slickr"] Thousands of student and Occupy Education protesters stormed the grounds in front of the Capitol building to protest education cuts. Over $150 million has been cutfrom community colleges in the past year causing some schools to cut