City Council Corner: Reflections on 2023, Hopes for 2024
Councilmember Mark Enmeier authors this month’s City Council Corner, in which he highlights some of the city’s accomplishments this past ...
Councilmember Mark Enmeier authors this month’s City Council Corner, in which he highlights some of the city’s accomplishments this past ...
In her latest Laurie’s Latest, Assemblymember Laurie Davies updates readers about some of her key pieces of legislation that she’s ...
The Public Safety Committee cautioned the San Clemente City Council from progressing with an ordinance regulating electric bicycles at its ...
Parents and their children congregated at the San Clemente Community Center on Monday afternoon, Oct. 23, to celebrate the 40th ...
The City of San Clemente will host tryouts for its seasonal ocean lifeguard and lifeguard trainee positions Sunday, Oct. 15, ...
The San Clemente City Council will consider an ordinance related to tents at its meeting on Tuesday night, October 3.
The San Clemente Exchange Club and Marine Safety Division Capt. Rod Mellott presented Maverick Moore with the 2023 Lifeguard of ...
Newly appointed Councilmember Rick Loeffer authors this month’s City Council Corner, where he outlines the issues he’s looking to address, ...
The San Clemente City Council on Tuesday, Aug. 15, directed the Public Safety Committee to participate in the city’s process ...
Since mid-July, Allied Universal Security Services has been tasked as the “eyes and ears” at San Clemente’s North Beach and ...
To increase public safety and residents’ perception of safety in San Clemente, the City Council approved two measures meant to ...
The City of San Clemente is heading closer to permanently closing its beaches to the public at 10 p.m. every ...
The San Clemente City Council approved on June 6 a new plan that will help advise future city decisions regarding ...
City of San Clemente lead engineer Kiel Koger presented more information to the City Council at its meeting on Tuesday, ...
The San Clemente City Council included a rider for a contract with private security in the budget it adopted for ...
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