Letter: U.S. Report Highlights Urgency to Address Climate Change
Larry Kramer, San Juan Capistrano Climate change is real, with both worldwide and local effects. The federal government just issued ...
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Three Central Orange County Cities Propose Homeless Shelters, with Locations Still Under Wraps
Emily Rasmussen and Daniel Ritz Some 700 homeless people in Orange County could have shelter in Anaheim, Santa Ana and Huntington Beach ...
Federal Judge Orders Settlement of Homeless Shelter Locations by June 13
By Eric Heinz Sites for homeless shelter locations, “S.I.T.E.S.,” as spelled out in emphasis by Federal Judge David O. Carter, ...
Locations in San Clemente ID’d by iHope as Potential New Homeless Shelters
By Eric Heinz San Clemente could see a homeless shelter or two of 35 beds each come to fruition under ...
Meeting of Mayors on Homeless Issues Coming to San Clemente
By Eric Heinz Since March 19, when federal Judge David O. Carter said he would permit the Orange County Board ...
OC Board of Supervisors Rescind Plan for Homeless Encampments
By Eric Heinz It’s been a raucous week in the arena of issues related to the homeless in Orange County, ...
Update: Supervisors Say Three-City Shelter Idea was ‘Made in Haste’; Judge Invites All Cities’ Mayors, Managers to April 3 Hearing
By Eric Heinz SANTA ANA—At a hearing on Thursday, March 22 at the federal courthouse in Santa Ana, Orange County ...
New Lawsuit Against Owners of Miramar Event Center Filed in Federal Court
By Eric Heinz In 2013, Barry Baptiste came to San Clemente City Council claiming he had obtained ownership of the ...
Rep. Darrell Issa Hosts Packed Town Hall in San Juan Capistrano
San Clemente's congressman wades through questions on federal, local issues from the public By Eric Heinz Like many of his ...
U.S. Border Patrol Siezes 40 Pounds of Meth at San Clemente Checkpoint
San Clemente Times U.S. Border Patrol agents arrested a 38-year-old man who is suspected of smuggling more than $100,000 worth ...
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