Taking One for the Team: SSS Middle School Competition at Oceanside Pier
SSS middle-schoolers meet for event No. 4, Feb. 20 at Oceanside Pier, local surfers excel in both team and individual ...
Tag: El Nino
More Rain Expected for San Clemente
A truck splashes through a puddle on Tuesday, Jan. 5, at the intersection of Camino Capistrano and Avenida Vaquero after ...
Orange County Officials Release El Niño Readiness Information
By Allison Jarrell In the latest chapter of Orange County’s El Niño readiness, the Orange County Sheriff’s Department, Orange County ...
WSA at Pismo Delivers Waves, Weather, 33 Trophies for Locals
WSA at the Pismo Beach Pier gets hit with first winter weather of the season, locals excel Boys U10 finalists ...
El Niño on the Horizon: South OC Prepares for the Deluge
As scientists warn of the potentially unprecedented strength of this winter’s El Niño, South Orange County prepares for the deluge ...
Lew’s Views: Water is the Most Challenging Issue of Our Times
El Niño won’t solve all problems Lew's Views:By Lew Avera As we all know, we are in the grips ...
Letter: Lessons From Down Under: The Millennium Drought
Patricia Holloway, San Clemente As California and the Southwest struggle through a fourth year of serious drought, San Clementeans have ...
El Niño Predicted to Hit Early This Year
By Eric Heinz With the strong weather the nation has experienced this summer and the increase in precipitation in Southern ...
Tuna Crabs: Is El Niño Rolling Out a Red Carpet?
Pelagic red tuna crabs wash up on South Orange County beaches by the hundreds of thousands, anglers delight By Andrea ...
Glasgow’s Bike Drive Exceeds Expectations
San Clemente’s Don Glasgow poses with one of the 140 donated bicycles he collected to donate to El Nino, Mexico. ...
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