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Mayor Steven Swartz's niece, Kelly Specht, stands with her daughter and son as she watches on at her uncle's funeral on May 21 at Bella Collina San Clemente. Photo: Cari Hachmann

San Clemente Loses Generous and Loyal Public Servant

By Cari Hachmann The Mayor of San Clemente’s funeral was well-attended on a breezy Tuesday afternoon at the Bella Collina San Clemente, where nearly 200…

Residents crowd into San Clemente City Council on May 21 to participate in discussions on homeless shelter options in the city, and how council will fill the Mayor's empty seat. Photo: Cari Hachmann

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No Appointment Made, But Special Election Will Go On

By Cari Hachmann Required by law to address the vacancy left by the death of Mayor Steven Swartz, San Clemente City Council discussed options for…

A funeral open to the public will be held for Swartz on May 21 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Bella Collina San Clemente, 200 Avenida La Pata

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UPDATE: Funeral Announced for San Clemente Mayor

By Cari Hachmann San Clemente Mayor Steven Swartz died on Wednesday morning, May 8, while on vacation with his wife in Palm Springs, a family…

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San Clemente Mayor Dies Unexpectedly May 8

By Cari Hachmann Steve Swartz, the mayor of San Clemente, died suddenly Wednesday morning, May 8 while on vacation with his wife in Palm Springs,…

Opinion Columns, SOAPBOX

City Council Corner: Opportunities for Public Discourse Must Remain to Address Issues

By Laura Ferguson, city councilmember San Clemente is a great community, because the people have the best interests of everyone at heart. We are better…

Letters to the Editor, SOAPBOX

Letter: Mayor’s Comments Mislead Public on Protective Agreement

Sharon Williams, San Clemente On March 12, San Clemente Mayor Steve Swartz went on KFI’s Jon and Ken show and lied to the public. In his…

Mayor Steve Swartz, left, and Mayor Pro Tem Dan Bane bow their heads during the invocation on March 19 before the city council meeting. Photo: Eric Heinz

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San Clemente State of the City is Friday, March 29

San Clemente Times Mayor Steve Swartz will lead the 11th Annual State of the City Address on Friday, March 29, at Bella Collina San Clemente….

Opinion Columns, SOAPBOX

City Council Corner: Stepping Out: 12 Years of Public Service

By City Councilmember Lori Donchak Those of you who participated in Lori Donchak Mayor’s Walks know that stepping out is one of my favorite things…

Steve Swartz, left, was selected as next year’s mayor of San Clemente on Tuesday, Dec. 4, a move that strayed from the usual trend of appointing the prior year’s mayor pro tem. Dan Bane, right, was selected as next year’s mayor pro tem. Photo: Eric Heinz

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Steve Swartz Selected as Next Mayor of San Clemente as City Council Changes Course

By Eric Heinz It didn’t take long for the new San Clemente City Council majority to start making changes. Steve Swartz was selected mayor of…

Opinion Columns, SOAPBOX

City Council Corner: Residents of San Clemente Deserve the Truth

By San Clemente Mayor Tim Brown In the past two editions of the San Clemente Times, full-page ads have been taken out in criticism…

Letters to the Editor, SOAPBOX

Letter: Why I’m Leaving the Republican Party

Bob Baker, Former mayor of San Clemente I am 70 years old and have been a republican and a fiscal conservative my whole life. I…

San Clemente Mayor Tim Brown gives the State of the City on April 5 at Bella Collina San Clemente. Photo: Eric Heinz

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State of the City Looks at Issues San Clemente Faces

By Eric Heinz Starting off with probably the most positive video about San Clemente ever created, the State of the City on April 5 gave…

Tim Brown was selected as the 2018 mayor of San Clemente. Brown, who was first elected in 2010, is serving his second term as the leader of the city. Photo: Eric Heinz

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Looking Forward: Issues That Are Likely to Affect San Clemente Residents in the New Year

By Eric Heinz If 2017 taught San Clemente residents anything it’s that some issues take time to work through. Mayor Tim Brown spoke with the…

Opinion Columns, SOAPBOX

City Council Corner: City’s Short-Term Lodging Laws Prove Effective against Problems

By Mayor Tim Brown The city of San Clemente is uniquely gifted with a wealth of assets. While its famous beaches, historic properties and engaging…

Tim Brown was selected as the next mayor of San Clemente at the Dec. 5 City Council meeting. This is Brown’s second term as mayor; he previously held the position in 2014. Photo: Eric Heinz

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Tim Brown Selected as New Mayor by City Council

By Eric Heinz At the Dec. 5 City Council meeting, Tim Brown was selected as the new San Clemente mayor and will lead the city…

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San Clemente Loses Generous and Loyal Public Servant

No Appointment Made, But Special Election Will Go On

UPDATE: Funeral Announced for San Clemente Mayor

San Clemente Mayor Dies Unexpectedly May 8

City Council Corner: Opportunities for Public Discourse Must Remain to Address Issues

Letter: Mayor’s Comments Mislead Public on Protective Agreement

San Clemente State of the City is Friday, March 29

City Council Corner: Stepping Out: 12 Years of Public Service

Steve Swartz Selected as Next Mayor of San Clemente as City Council Changes Course

City Council Corner: Residents of San Clemente Deserve the Truth

Letter: Why I’m Leaving the Republican Party

State of the City Looks at Issues San Clemente Faces

Looking Forward: Issues That Are Likely to Affect San Clemente Residents in the New Year

City Council Corner: City’s Short-Term Lodging Laws Prove Effective against Problems

Tim Brown Selected as New Mayor by City Council

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