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Staffing Shortages: City Looks to Make Hiring Push While Grappling with Attrition

San Clemente city officials have recently addressed the public issue of staffing shortages within the city government, although they claim they are not alone in the struggle.

EYE ON SC, News Headlines

Fred Swegles Among City’s Honorees for 2021, 2022 Wall of Recognition

Four new names will adorn San Clemente’s Wall of Recognition in the coming weeks, as the city announced on Thursday, June 30, its 2021 and 2022 honorees, including local journalist and San Clemente Times columnist Fred Swegles.

EYE ON SC, News Headlines

Design Review Subcommittee Discusses Mixed-Use Development Proposal on Camino Real

The Design Review Subcommittee on Wednesday, June 29, reviewed a proposed development named Calvada, to be located near the 5 Freeway’s El Camino Real exit, at 1430 S. El Camino Real, the site of a shuttered gas station that’s been vacant since the 1990s.

GETTING OUT, Spotlight

San Clemente to Celebrate Fourth of July Festivities, Traditions

San Clemente city officials look to keep safety as a theme of the day along with fun during the city’s annual Independence Day celebration.

SPORTS & OUTDOORS

Summer of Golf: Shorecliffs Golf Club Nears New Era

The Summer of Golf examines the sport’s post-pandemic popularity boom at local courses in South Orange County, and showcases the play of each course through…

Grom of the Week, SC SURF

Grom of the Week: Bryse Celaya

This week’s featured grom is Bryse Celaya, who held on in the final seconds of a down-to-the-wire duel during the recent NSSA National Scholastic Championships, earning him the JV national title.

SC SURF, Surf Headlines

Dreams Realized as Local Rising Stars Shine

With so much winning happening on our local lineups from Salt Creek to Lower Trestles, Jake Howard this week offers a rundown of all the action and excitement happening at the nearby surfing competitions in recent weeks.

SC LIVING, SC Living Headlines

Historical Happenings: San Clemente’s Link to Our National Anthem

In anticipation of Independence Day, Tom Marshall this week takes a closer look at a bit of the history behind our National Anthem and its author, Francis Scott Key, whose great-great-great-grandson was a resident of San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano.

SC LIVING, SC Living Headlines

Adoptable Pet of the Week: Indy

This week’s featured adoptable pet is 2-year-old Indy, a Beagle mix who is a very good boy. Well-mannered with a sweet personality, Indy likes to meet new people and gets along with dogs his size.

GETTING OUT, Spotlight

Editor’s Pick: San Clemente Independence Day Celebration

Monday, July 4 9 p.m. The city’s annual celebration will feature a fireworks display from the Municipal Pier, that will last 20 minutes. Beachgoers can…

Opinion Columns, SOAPBOX

The Business Buzz: SC Fiesta Returning After 2-Year Siesta

Jim Wynne of the San Clemente Chamber of Commerce authors this month’s Business Buzz column to preview what residents can expect from the return of the annual Fiesta Music Festival in Downtown San Clemente on Aug. 14.

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Letter to the Editor: Response to ‘Some’

HECTOR HERNANDEZ, San Clemente I admire and support Brooke Beahm’s call to gun safety. Unfortunately, the United States Supreme Court has other ideas. Last week’s…

EYE ON SC, News Headlines

News Next Door: South Coast Water Looks to Fill Hole in County’s Water Portfolio

Following the California Coastal Commission’s unanimous vote last month to deny permitting for the Brookfield-Poseidon Desalination plant in Huntington Beach, the South Coast Water District is working to obtain all major permits for its Doheny Desalination plant by the end of the year with the hope of producing up to five million gallons of potable drinking water a day by 2027.

EYE ON SC, News Headlines

Demonstrators in Support of Roe v. Wade Gather in San Clemente

Dozens of people gathered at Historic City Hall in Downtown San Clemente on Tuesday to protest the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the longstanding Roe v. Wade, which had protected the reproductive rights of women for nearly 50 years.

EYE ON SC, News Headlines

City Redirects $1.6 Million in Unclaimed Beach Parking Fee Refunds

City councilmembers concluded a multi-year refund process earlier this month, directing unclaimed money from the Beach Parking Impact Fee Fund to San Clemente’s General Fund.

Orange County

Staffing Shortages: City Looks to Make Hiring Push While Grappling with Attrition

Fred Swegles Among City’s Honorees for 2021, 2022 Wall of Recognition

Design Review Subcommittee Discusses Mixed-Use Development Proposal on Camino Real

San Clemente to Celebrate Fourth of July Festivities, Traditions

Summer of Golf: Shorecliffs Golf Club Nears New Era

Grom of the Week: Bryse Celaya

Dreams Realized as Local Rising Stars Shine

Historical Happenings: San Clemente’s Link to Our National Anthem

Adoptable Pet of the Week: Indy

Editor’s Pick: San Clemente Independence Day Celebration

The Business Buzz: SC Fiesta Returning After 2-Year Siesta

Letter to the Editor: Response to ‘Some’

News Next Door: South Coast Water Looks to Fill Hole in County’s Water Portfolio

Demonstrators in Support of Roe v. Wade Gather in San Clemente

City Redirects $1.6 Million in Unclaimed Beach Parking Fee Refunds

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