By Shawn Raymundo The city of San Clemente is facing another homeless-related lawsuit filed by the same advocacy groups that previously challenged the city for…
By Shawn Raymundo A pair of public safety ordinances the city council introduced on Tuesday, Nov. 19, could impose restrictions on San Clemente’s homeless by…
FREDA PHILOMENA D’SOUZA, San Clemente “Stolen Valor” is a term applied to the phenomenon of people falsely claiming military awards or badges they did not…
By Shawn Raymundo A city proposal to reorganize and restructure San Clemente’s committees and commissions was postponed to an upcoming council meeting, so the plan…
CORD BAUER, San Clemente Let’s not let bygones be bygones. It was a really ugly election. Any time a (crossdressing) Tupperware salesperson somehow becomes news,…
By Shawn Raymundo Nearly $125,000 in contributions have been spent to support the campaigns of the five candidates who are running in San Clemente’s special…
By Shawn Raymundo Comments that San Clemente City Council candidate Jackson Hinkle had previously made on social media, as well as a previous run-in with…
MICKEY MCLANE, San Clemente There were—until Sunday, Oct. 20—three leaders in our city council election: The Kid (lots of special interest money), The Newcomer (lots…
UPDATE: The city has temporarily closed Pico Park for maintenance, as the grounds of the public facility have been cordoned off since Tuesday afternoon. In…
By Shawn Raymundo The Orange County Sherriff’s Department has launched an investigation to determine whether state laws governing the use of public resources in election…
By Shawn Raymundo A settlement agreement was reached earlier this month between the city and three San Clemente residents who brought forth a First Amendment…
By Shawn Raymundo An investigator with the Orange County Sheriff’s Department has been placed on administrative leave following an incident this past Saturday in which…
By Cari Hachmann Erik Sund, assistant city manager, gave an update regarding the Avenida Pico homeless camp during the city council’s Wednesday, Sept. 18 meeting….
