Election tallies are being wrapped up as the Orange County Registrar of Voters considers potentially certifying results before a Board of Supervisors meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 6.
The Exchange Club of San Clemente is asking the community to participate in this year’s Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots program, which is celebrating its 75th anniversary this holiday season.
Holocaust survivor Jacob Eisenbach spoke to San Clemente High School students Tuesday morning, Nov. 29, to educate the teens about the atrocities that can occur when hatred turns into violence.
Petitioners behind a proposed new charter school in South Orange County are looking for approval from the Orange County Board of Education, following a lack of decisive action from the Capistrano Unified School District Board of Trustees.
More than 200 U.S. Marines enjoyed a fully catered Thanksgiving feast that local eatery H.H. Cottons provided last week with the help and support of other local businesses and residents.
Caden Taylor, a Dana Hills High junior and goaltender for the Capistrano Coyotes hockey club, recently donated thousands of dollars’ worth of street and ice hockey equipment to the Boys & Girls Club of the South Coast Area.
The San Clemente City Council approved an ordinance on second reading that will allow MemorialCare to build a mixed-use development on its former hospital site. The council’s formal approval comes as members of the community have lobbed unfounded claims that Mayor Pro Tem Chris Duncan violated ethics rules by holding improper discussions with MemorialCare—allegations that both Duncan and the medical group dispute.
Fire Capt. Corey Larson of the Orange County Fire Authority was named Firefighter of the Year on Thursday, Nov 17, while Deputy Zachary Heitmann of the Orange County Sheriff’s Department was awarded the Deputy of the Year.
In an at-time emotional ceremony, the new city clerk and city treasurer were sworn in Friday morning, Nov. 18, at City Hall to replace the retiring Joanne Baade and outgoing Mark Taylor, respectively.
As South Orange County residents continue to await the full, official results from last week’s Midterm Elections, tallies from the Orange County Registrar of Voters indicate much more counting remains.
The San Clemente City Council chose not to send a letter urging the Orange County Board of Supervisors not to sign off on “unreasonable pay raises” during the board’s labor negotiations with the Association of Orange County Deputy Sheriff’s.
San Clemente resident Norm Petersen and Dana Point artist Kurt Snibbe formed Monster Wave Company, creating whimsical puzzles depicting famous, local surf breaks.
In another step towards constructing pickleball courts at Richard T. Steed Memorial Park, the San Clemente City Council on Tuesday, Nov. 15, approved a roughly $404,000 contract to design the project.
