The San Clemente City Council on Tuesday, Sept. 20, voted to enter an exclusive negotiating period with Pacific Medical Buildings to determine whether to transfer use of city-owned land off of Avenida Vista Hermosa and Avenida La Pata for potential development of a medical facility.
Following a recent shooting at Max Berg Plaza Park that left one man with a minor head injury, city officials are working with Police Services to address some critical needs to protect residents in the surrounding area, such as the installation of cameras and upgraded lights. The City Council is also set to consider a proposal to finance an additional deputy sheriff.
A Citizens Committee will soon be established as part of an ongoing effort to build an amphitheater in town, per a San Clemente City Council vote on Aug. 16.
Councilmember Steve Knoblock’s attempt for the city to persuade the California State Legislature to improve election security was voted down, 3-2, by the San Clemente City Council this week.
By C. Jayden Smith Sensing a moment of opportunity for San Clemente to influence California policy after the U.S. Supreme Court’s June reversal of Roe…
EDITOR’S NOTE: A full story on the proposed resolution with comments from San Clemente City Councilmembers and members of the community will be posted later…
Family Assistance Ministries secured a yearlong lease extension at its current building on Calle Negocio following a City Council majority vote on Tuesday night, July 19.
Too many worries were left unresolved to warrant joining the alternative Clean Energy Alliance at Tuesday night’s meeting, as San Clemente City Council voted to table the actions of authorizing measures to take part.
The San Clemente City Council voted to adjourn Tuesday night’s meeting to July 19, despite having the minimum number of councilmembers necessary to have the meeting in person.
San Clemente City Council voted this week to add ballot measures to the General Election that would let voters decide whether the positions of city clerk and city treasurer should be appointive.
San Clemente City Council unanimously voted last week to make campaign finance information more transparent and accessible to the public after a vigorous discussion at its May 25 meeting.
