Brad Smith BRADLEY SHAW SMITH— Legendary San Clemente High School math teacher, sports enthusiast, surfer, father, husband and friend— passed away on May 25th, the…
By Breeana Greenberg According to Dana Point and San Clemente city officials, beaches remain open following a summer thunderstorm this morning, June 22. City staff…
The San Clemente City Council voted to adjourn Tuesday night’s meeting to July 19, despite having the minimum number of councilmembers necessary to have the meeting in person.
In celebration of Independence Day, the Heritage of San Clemente Foundation will host a Fourth of July potluck at Park Semper Fi to honor active-duty servicemembers from the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps, along with their families.
Rep. Mike Levin recently introduced legislation meant to protect estuaries and waterways such as the nearby San Mateo Creek, which partially runs through Camp Pendleton and San Onofre State Beach, emptying into the ocean just south of San Clemente.
Groms looking to compete in this year’s San Clemente Ocean Festival can sign up for the 14th annual Groms Rule Surf Contest at the local Rip Curl surf shop this Saturday, June 25, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The Miramar Event Center underwent a change in ownership back in April, when the property was reportedly sold to a group that remains closely linked to the project’s operator Landmark Food Halls.
Celebrating International Surfing Day, the South Orange County Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation will host a beach cleanup at Salt Creek Beach on Saturday, June 18. The event will run from 9 a.m. to noon.
The Beaches, Parks, and Recreation Commission on June 14 chose to recommend for City Council approval a tree house-themed design for the playground replacement scheduled at San Gorgonio Park, and a block-climbing structure for Richard T. Steed Memorial Park.
A boat that was beached and abandoned near a lifeguard tower at San Clemente State Beach on Thursday, June 16, has been determined to have been used to smuggle individuals from Mexico, a Customs and Border Protection spokesperson said.
As the current fiscal year draws to a close, councilors met last week to adopt the city’s Fiscal Year 2022-23 Budget, and renew the roughly $18.69 million contract for police services with the Orange County Sheriff’s Department.
The Orange County Sheriff’s Department’s body-worn camera program that’s intended to aid deputy sheriffs and capture their interactions with the public is expected to be fully deployed, as the Dana Point Police Services became the last patrol station to get its cameras online.
