By Collin Breaux COVID-19 vaccine centers could be coming at to-be-determined sites within the Capistrano Unified School District as the Board of Trustees on Wednesday,…
Mike Levin By Rep. Mike Levin South Orange County residents know the value of the small businesses that anchor our community. Locals and tourists alike…
By Collin Breaux Though the COVID-19 pandemic shows no end in sight amid the surging spread of the Delta variant, Capistrano Unified School District students…
Featured Photo: The San Clemente Triton Football team’s next scheduled game is Saturday, Aug. 28, against San Jacinto. Photo: Alan Gibby/Zone57 By Zach Cavanagh San…
Featured Photo: Courtesy of Tim Mossholder/Unsplash By Lillian Boyd While every governor in California since 1960 has faced a recall attempt, the state will see only…
Tom Blake By Tom Blake As the pandemic has eased, seniors—whether single, divorced, widowed, married, or in a relationship—have asked, “What’s the most important advice…
By Collin Breaux School campuses are full of life again as kids and educators return to classrooms in-person for a full, five-day-a-week schedule. Kids listen…
BILLUPS PRESTRIDGE JR., San Clemente Does anyone else get the irony in California Gov. Gavin Newsom being recalled for trying to prevent people from getting…
By Shawn Raymundo A council majority voted on Tuesday, Aug. 17, to rescind the city’s coronavirus emergency declaration that had been enacted exactly 17 months…
By Shawn Raymundo More than $5.7 billion in federal aid went to help revitalize California’s food service industry still rebounding from economic losses felt during…
By Collin Breaux Capistrano Unified School District students have individually received and worked on Chromebook laptops during the COVID-19 pandemic—a project CUSD staff reviewed during…
