The City of San Clemente is on its way to installing automated license plate readers aimed to assist law enforcement’s efforts to protect the community.
Residents living near Max Berg Plaza Park met Thursday night for a Neighborhood Watch meeting to discuss how to better protect the safety and condition of the area with San Clemente Police Services.
By C. Jayden Smith San Clemente City Council unanimously voted on Tuesday, May 3, to initiate an ordinance that intends to regulate public bicycle repairs….
DAN VETH, Dana Point There has been much discussion about speeding e-bikes that now routinely terrorize what used to be pleasant shared pathways in our…
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…
MICHELLE BROOKS, San Clemente I felt Shawn Raymundo’s recent article on disbanding the Trestles homeless camp warranted a response. He depicts a harmonious living situation…
By Lillian Boyd Capt. Tony Benfield believes people’s interactions with law enforcement should extend beyond moments of crisis. “For a lot of people, they’re dealing…
