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News Panel: SF Symphony on Strike, City College, and more | KQED This Week

338 views · Published 16 March 2013 · 17:49 · Indexed 3 October 2026

Channel: KQED News · 2013 · News & Politics

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Will City College of San Francisco make the grade and keep its accreditation? The Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges has recommended fourteen controversial changes which include layoffs, financial reform, and campus closures. Friday is the deadline for the embattled college to turn in its report showing how the suggested reforms have been and will be implemented. 

San Francisco Symphony musicians went on strike this week, putting an upcoming high profile tour to the East Coast in jeopardy. Without a contract since February, the union representing the performers says management's new proposals are not on par with comparable orchestras, like those in Los Angeles and Chicago.

California's top judge, Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye, made the case before state lawmakers this week to restore funding to the courts. More than $1 billion in cuts over the past five years has resulted in court closures, reduced hours and layoffs. Gov. Brown's budget this year would reduce court construction funds by $200 million.

Guests:

Andrea Koskey, San Francisco Examiner
Josh Richman, Bay Area News Group
Cy Musiker, KQED News

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