As Fiscal Year 2022-2023 begins, the Public Safety Committee initiated discussions regarding how next to address human trafficking prevention in San Clemente.
San Clemente City Council voted to initiate the implementation of one of three recommended priorities to limit human trafficking in massage parlors in town.
By Collin Breaux and Shawn Raymundo San Juan Capistrano Councilmember Howard Hart first became aware of the pervasive issue of human trafficking when he was…
Staff The Exchange Club of San Clemente this month has contributed more than $7,000 to eight local organizations that provide assorted support services to the…
By Shawn Raymundo A new ordinance to strengthen the city’s regulations related to massage parlors and help bring down human trafficking in Orange County made…
By Shawn Raymundo Human trafficking is a widespread problem that can be found in just about every community of Orange County, Anaheim Police Sgt. Juan…
By Shawn Raymundo The i-5 Freedom Network, a San Clemente-based nonprofit organization, hosted a forum last week to discuss the potential effects that legalizing or…
