By Cari Hachmann The city of San Clemente and the Reserve Maintenance Corporation have filed a joint motion seeking to prove the Foothill/Eastern Transportation Corridor…
By Cari Hachmann Three homeless advocacy groups working on behalf of three homeless individuals filed a federal class-action lawsuit in February against the city of…
By Lillian Boyd Assemblymember Bill Brough will face the same Republican candidate in California’s 2020 primary election as he did in 2018. Mission Viejo Councilmember…
By Shawn Raymundo Southern California Edison (SCE) announced Monday, July 15, that it has resumed placing spent nuclear fuel at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating…
By Cari Hachmann UPDATE: Starbucks released a statement to San Clemente Times regarding the incident. “We are thankful that our customers and partners (employees) are safe….
By Cari Hachmann U.S. District Court Judge Percy Anderson has denied homeless advocacy lawyers’ motion for a temporary restraining order to close down the six-week-old…
By Shawn Raymundo While cities throughout the nation celebrated the July 4 holiday weekend, Southern California was rocked by two major earthquakes, increasing the possibility…
By Lillian Boyd Southern California Edison will begin construction to more than double the size of Wheeler North Reef, a 174-acre, man-made kelp forest, on…
By Cari Hachmann San Clemente announced the launch of the city’s “highly-anticipated” newest trolley route—the Blue Line, which began operating on Monday, July 8 and…
By Cari Hachmann La Tiendita, a family-run Mexican restaurant and historic landmark in San Clemente closed at its Avenida Victoria location on Sunday, July 7….
By Cari Hachmann Utility crews began depowering the 50 community alert sirens on Monday that were once required for operation of the San Onofre Nuclear…
By Shawn Raymundo The U.S. House of Representatives passed a $982.8 billion spending package last month that includes millions in funding to establish a program…
