By Shawn Raymundo A nonbinding resolution that the city council passed on Tuesday, June 1, declared San Clemente as a Second Amendment Freedom City—a slight…
By Shawn Raymundo San Clemente and the Transportation Corridor Agencies will officially sever ties this July after the city council voted on Tuesday, May 18,…
Feature Photo: Courtesy of Karolina Grabowska/Pexels By Shawn Raymundo A non-binding resolution that Mayor Pro Tem Gene James is spearheading aims to declare San Clemente…
By Shawn Raymundo The California Joint Powers Insurance Authority, the state insurance pool, has denied repeated requests from the city to cover Mayor Pro Tem…
By Shawn Raymundo The city council this week awarded a long sought-after government contract for tree services to West Coast Arborists, likely veering the city…
By Shawn Raymundo Trolley operations will return to San Clemente for weekend service beginning on May 14—two weeks earlier than what the city had initially…
By Shawn Raymundo After pulling the brakes on the summertime trolley service last year because of the ongoing public health crisis, the city next month…
By Shawn Raymundo San Clemente is a step closer to formally ending its relationship with the Transportation Corridor Agencies, as the city council voted last…
Photo Above—Tents line the fence along the city of San Clemente’s now-shuttered homeless encampment on Avenida Pico. Photo: File/Cari Hachmann Editor’s Note: This story has…
