By Shawn Raymundo City council candidates participated in the San Clemente Historical Society’s virtual Q&A on Sunday, Sept. 20, touching on a myriad of issues,…
By Shawn Raymundo The city council approved a program this week to make it easier for San Clemente’s fitness centers and religious institutions to operate…
By Collin Breaux Stress, anger and other mental health concerns are being felt by plenty of people during the COVID-19 pandemic, mental health professionals in…
By Shawn Raymundo Following the county’s move last week from the purple to the red tier in the state’s color-coded, four-tier coronavirus tracking system, restaurants…
By Shawn Raymundo This Saturday, Sept. 18, would have represented the annual Coastal Cleanup Day, when thousands of volunteers up and down the state would…
By Collin Breaux A phased plan to reopen campuses to students for face-to-face instruction is moving forward as planned. Capistrano Unified School District (CUSD) Board…
By Shawn Raymundo The California Coastal Commission on Wednesday, Sept. 9, unanimously approved the city’s application to standardize metered parking in four coastal lots where…
By Shawn Raymundo Calls for further investigation into the activities of the Transportation Corridor Agencies (TCA) continued to mount, as county congressional officials have looked…
By Shawn Raymundo West Coast Arborists has been the frontrunner for San Clemente’s tree service contract three separate times in the past few months, each…
By Shawn Raymundo Over the three-day holiday weekend, which brought out many to California’s coast as a sweltering heat wave rolled in, San Clemente’s lifeguards…
By Collin Breaux and Zach Cavanagh As expected by local officials, Orange County moved into the state’s “red tier” for coronavirus monitoring on Tuesday, Sept….
