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The El Camino Real intersection coming off the I-5 Freeway isn’t exactly a red-carpet entrance to our beautiful city, Jim ...
The El Camino Real intersection coming off the I-5 Freeway isn’t exactly a red-carpet entrance to our beautiful city, Jim ...
The San Clemente Planning Commission exercised caution in relation to protecting the city’s historical character while reviewing an amendment that ...
San Clemente Times spoke with the lead architect behind The Gallery, a development including a boutique hotel going through the ...
New San Clemente Mayor Chris Duncan spoke with San Clemente Times to discuss the year ahead, as he looks to ...
The San Clemente City Council approved an ordinance on second reading that will allow MemorialCare to build a mixed-use development ...
In a contested 3-2 vote, the San Clemente City Council on Tuesday, Nov. 1, approved MemorialCare’s project to build a ...
KATHY ESFAHANI, San Clemente resident and chair of the San Clemente Affordable Housing Coalition On Nov. 1, San Clemente City ...
LARRY CULBERTSON, San Clemente Saddleback Memorial Medical Center (Saddleback) is trying to foist off a massive housing project on the ...
BOB BAKER, San Clemente Councilmember Steve Knoblock seems to be exhibiting the same traits that he possessed when on the ...
In a unanimous decision, the Planning Commission on Wednesday night, Oct. 5, denied to formally recommend that the City Council ...
The Orange County Transportation Authority has declared an emergency need for railroad track stabilization in southern San Clemente following an ...
STEVE KNOBLOCK, San Clemente Councilmember It’s campaign season, with all that it entails. I had to chuckle at Jim Smith’s ...
MIKE VAKILI, San Clemente A couple of months ago, I was riding my e-bike on Presidio, lost control, and fell ...
PAMELA ROTH, San Clemente You and I should thank Steve Knoblock and his ilk. Without them, you (and all of ...
JIM SMITH, San Clemente The glib little letter written by Hector Hernandez perfectly illustrates misinformation and being divisive. He tries to ...
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