The San Clemente-based Surfing Heritage Foundation on Wednesday announced the hiring of Bolton Colburn as its new executive director. The announcement put to rest months of rumors within the surf ...
No one was surprised by Lance Cpl. Donald J. Hogan's bravery. Not his parents Jim and Carla Hogan. Not his fellow Marines whose lives were spared August 26, 2009 in Helmand Province's Nawa District...
Marblehead Coastal, the residential and commercial project on some of the last undeveloped coastal land in San Clemente and probably California, is on the verge of action. The project, on about 25...
Surfers and fans had many venues to choose from this weekend as three contests were held along the shores of South Orange County from San Onofre to San Clemente and Dana Point. Going into the week...
You don’t need a crystal ball to know San Clemente will be busy in the coming year. Last year, the city checked off some of its biggest projects off its to-do list, namely the openings of the Tar...
Despite San Clemente’s laid back coastal lifestyle, the city in 2011 was anything but low key. From the landslides in January, to hotly contested Measure A to the bomb scare at San Clemente High Sc...
Parks Commission approves one-year pilot program to allow pooches on portion of beach, council vote needed Don Slater cut short his vacation and drove the 350 miles from Yosemite to be home ...
Tritons Reach Finals for First Time in 32 years When the San Clemente High football team earned a berth in the CIF finals, Coach Jon Hamro’s sister, Anne Hamro, flew 20 hours—about 6,000 miles—...
Lakewood High, St. John Bosco Tech, the Titans of Tesoro, all of the dozen teams that have fallen to the San Clemente High School Tritons, all of them should have seen it coming. Looking for lesso...
Lifeguard to serve in Morocco helping youth Ryan Buckley plans to leave behind his comfortable lifestyle in San Clemente for more than two years of third-world service with the Peace Corps. ...
In August of 2010, I signed up as a volunteer diver for the annual Dana Point Harbor cleanup. While I was picking up my gear, one of the guys at the dive shop asked me if I was interested in diving...
Whether you're playing Santa or the role of one of his elves, local businesses offer plenty of options to cross off gifts from your shopping list. There's plenty to consider for the thrill seekers...
Dozens of colleges vying to recruit Triton tackle Kyle Murphy You wouldn’t know it from talking to him, but San Clemente’s Kyle Murphy is one of the most wanted young men in America. It’s n...
Andrew Marquez remembers the day a fellow gang member needled the three tattooed dots near his right eye like it was yesterday. He was 12. “I just didn’t care,” he said in the outdoor lounge area ...
The past few weeks have been eventful for San Clemente surfers in ASP competition. Reports from the Rip Curl Pro Search dominated the news October 2 as what was at first believed to be the heat w...
For nearly 75 years, the Miramar Theater, with its white-washed walls and Spanish colonial architecture, has welcomed visitors and residents alike who drove into San Clemente from the north. But f...
415 Avenida Pico, Unit P, San Clemente, 949-218-1690, www.hansonsmarket.com Hanson’s Market opened September 24 in 4,500-square-feet with five-aisles of organic goods, a produce section —about 95 ...
The American flag jutting from a large hunk of driftwood at Poche Beach off Pacific Coast Highway has served as a memorial of sorts ever since it was hoisted just after the jolting events of Septem...
Dana Point-based professional longboard surfer Lindsay Steinriede was crowned Association of Surfing Professionals 2011 Women’s World Longboard Champion at the conclusion of the SWATCH Girls Pro at...
“A New You,” a unique guide filled with a select group of health, beauty and fitness resources in the tri-city area. From energy boosting juices, to exciting workout regimens, organic produce and...
Senior Center Director Cathy Lee compared the opening of the downtown Spanish Colonial Revival building that houses both the Dorothy Visser Senior Center and the city’s newest fire station to, well...
Kolohe Andino and Tanner Gudauskas of San Clemente captured first and second place finishes, respectively, at the ASP 6-Star SuperSurf International at Itamambuca Beach in Sao Paulo, Brazil on Octo...
From starting out as a hobby in the community, the San Clemente Garden Club has developed into a group determined to preserve the natural beauty and essence of the city, including projects like its...
Three years after rowdy hearings that rejected a plan to extend the Foothill South Transportation Corridor 16 miles from Rancho Santa Margarita to the I-5 south of San Clemente, toll road supporter...
Anticipation. Excitement. Exhilaration. This was the mix of emotions that overtook anxious shoppers this week as the Target on Avenida Vista Hermosa opened. To usher in the occasion, members of th...
San Clemente-based pro surfer Nathan Yeomans’ stellar surfing saw him make it to the final round of the Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) Prime Billabong Azores Islands Pro September 28 wh...
Alex Ray of San Clemente has six weeks to serve up a memorable wedding, and the opening of lobster season at midnight Saturday is key to his plan. The 26-year-old free diver hopes to snag enough ...
Click here for a photo slideshow of the event. As the sport of stand-up paddling continues to grow, so does the Rainbow Sandals Gerry Lopez Battle of the Paddle. The fourth annual event broug...
A typical hot summer day at the pool turned out to be not so typical for Savannah Zoller. On August 15, the 16-year-old spotted a neighbor face down at the bottom of the neighborhood pool and with...
Updated September 20 and 21. Original story posted September 19, 2011, 10 a.m. Kelly Slater (FLA) won his fifth Hurley Pro today at Trestles beating Australian Owen Wright in the duo’s third co...
With Rainbow Sandals’ Battle of the Paddle stand-up paddle contest heading into its fourth successful year Saturday and Sunday, September 24 and 25 at Doheny State Beach, we caught up with Marketin...
Check out the San Clemente Times produced Hurley Pro event guide for all things surf this weekend. One of surf's biggest contests, the event draws top-notch competitors and the folks who love to ...
Back-to-back incidents this month not only left residents with their heads spinning, but also asking whether they and the community they live in had prepared properly for more major events. The b...
Football • The seventh ranked San Clemente Tritons are now 2-0 on the season with a 43-10 victory against the 22nd ranked Fountain Valley Barons. Now, with two very decisive victories, the Triton...
The Shea Center’s annual BBQ evolved from a few friends enjoying a glass of wine by the corral, to a family event attracting over 1600 avid supporters. Between 1978 and today, The J. F. Shea Therap...
A decade after the 9/11 terrorist attacks that rocked the United States, life seems pretty much life-as-usual in San Clemente. Beaches are crowded, students are returning to school, the City Counci...
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Stacie N. Galang and Jonathan VolzkeSan Clemente Times
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Students and teachers at San Clemente High tried to achieve some level of normalcy today after a bomb threat and hours-long evacuation cut short the first day of classes. An AWOL Navy corpsman was...
Back to school, these days, often means rebooting. Next Wednesday, when students cross the threshold of San Clemente campuses — spiffed up and ready for their arrival — students and teachers will...
In the tradition of the SURFER magazine SURFER Poll Awards, sister publication SUP magazine is set to host the inaugural SUP Awards to honor the best of the stand-up paddling (SUP) industry. The ev...
It’s hard enough winning football games week in and week out. But going headlong into the season two weeks prior to your first game with your head coach scratched from his role, well, winning games...
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Grom of the Week: Kailey Biggs Age: 13, Shorecliffs Middle School Kailey Biggs of Capistrano Beach has been surfing for seven years and is in her second year as a member of the Shorecliffs Middle School surf team. Kailey’s spor...
SHF Hires New Executive Director The San Clemente-based Surfing Heritage Foundation on Wednesday announced the hiring of Bolton Colburn as its new executive director. The announcement put to rest months of rumors within the surf ...
Triton Report: Wrestling, Water Polo and More Boys Basketball The Tritons (2-3 SVL, 11-11) suffered recent back-to-back losses. On January 18, the team was outplayed by the Mustangs as San Clemente fell 56-47 in league play. Down 26-23 at t...
Triton Report: Basketball and Soccer Updates Boys Basketball In its second Sea View League game, the Tritons (2-1 SVL, 11-9) rolled to an impressive 54-37 win against Laguna Hills while hosting the Hawks at San Clemente High on January 11....
Historical Society’s Event a ‘Resounding Success’ The San Clemente Historical Society — and 120 of members’ closest friends — rang in the New Year with Spanish flair at Casino San Clemente. Society event chairman Raad Ghantous described the New Y...