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Interview and security updates with Peralta’s Interim Executive Director of Public Safety Abdul Pridgen
Prigden speaks with The Citizen about his experience as a long-time police officer and a new proposal to form a Peralta-led police force through a “hybrid model”.
Stephon Autery, Staff Writer
• March 1, 2025

Proposed layoffs condemned during public comment at 2/11 Peralta trustee meeting
District Chancellor Gilkerson called the reductions in force a “survival strategy.”
Rachel Venable, Staff Writer
• February 20, 2025

PCCD to hold hearing on proposed layoffs
68 positions could be eliminated including administrative, classified, and more
Rachel Venable, Staff Writer
• February 10, 2025

PCCD is in crisis. Everything is on the table
Officials consider layoffs, college closures in light of repeated deficits
Li Khan and Rachel Venable
• February 1, 2025
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Gilkerson quells Pell grant fears during federal freeze: “This executive order does NOT impact your financial aid”
A White House memo mandating a freeze on all federal grants left students nationwide concerned about their financial aid.
Desmond Meagley, Editor in Chief
• January 29, 2025

Quindlen/Brito duo tops board elections for a second year
Romi Bales, Staff Writer
• December 17, 2024

Facilities ‘in the red,’ districtwide employees get 1 percent raises and more at 11/12 meeting for Peralta trustees
Eliot Faine, Staff Writer
• December 11, 2024

Paulina Gonzalez-Brito to retain Area 2 seat
Incumbent trustee prepares to tackle finance, facilities
Romi Bales, Staff Writer
• November 24, 2024

Peralta’s financial outlook is ‘negative’ according to Fitch Ratings
New report outlines PCCD’s upcoming fiscal challenges but maintains AAA status
Ian Waters, Staff Writer
• November 14, 2024

‘The sky’s already fallen’: Peralta’s grim financial future and past mistakes overviewed at 10/22 trustee meeting
Kristina Hoessl, Staff Writer
• November 14, 2024

New hybrid safety model proposed for Peralta Community College District
Peralta safety director suggests employing ‘sworn and non-sworn’ personnel
Ivan Saravia, Staff Writer
• October 3, 2024
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