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 Erik Sund, who previously served as assistant city manager and most recently acting city manager, was officially promoted to the chief executive…
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 San Clemente is a step closer to formally ending its relationship with the Transportation Corridor Agencies, as the city council voted last…
By Shawn Raymundo City councilors were compelled to shut down the public comments section of the city’s YouTube channel during their meeting on Tuesday evening,…
By Shawn Raymundo A so-called “loyalty oath” that councilmembers have recently been required to agree to before reviewing confidential documents will soon be eliminated after…
By Shawn Raymundo In a choice between education and increased enforcement, the city council on Tuesday, Feb. 2, voted to launch an awareness and outreach…
By Shawn Raymundo If all things go according to In-N-Out’s schedule, San Clemente residents could be sinking their teeth into Animal Style Double-Doubles at the…
JOE JANIS, San Clemente Councilmember Laura Ferguson boasts of being a taxpayer advocate. Since she was elected, Ferguson and her attorney have constantly criticized city…
By Shawn Raymundo The city council last month voted to approve a $360,000 settlement agreement with James Makshanoff, the city’s former chief executive, who lobbed…
