Fire Capt. Corey Larson of the Orange County Fire Authority was named Firefighter of the Year on Thursday, Nov 17, while Deputy Zachary Heitmann of the Orange County Sheriff’s Department was awarded the Deputy of the Year.
San Clemente officials ran through a gamut of topics related to homelessness and crime at the Public Safety Town Hall the City Council hosted on Wednesday night, Oct. 26.
Since January, there have been 10 residential burglaries in San Clemente’s Talega neighborhood. According to Capt. Tony Benfield, OCSD has seen reports of burglaries across the city rise to their previous levels from before the pandemic—when more people were at home and there were fewer burglaries.
MARK ENMEIER, Candidate for San Clemente City Council Almost everyone in the city has an “almost” incident with an e-bike, whether that be, “I almost hit…
With the continuing rise in popularity of e-bikes, scooters and similar modes of transportation, safety concerns were at the forefront of a conversation during the San Clemente City Council meeting on Tuesday evening, Sept. 20.
The City of San Clemente is on its way to installing automated license plate readers aimed to assist law enforcement’s efforts to protect the community.
The San Clemente Exchange Club honored Nick Scheel, a local lifeguard and recent University of California, Santa Barbara graduate, as the 2022 Lifeguard of the Year during a ceremony at the Community Center on Thursday, Sept. 15.
Residents living near Max Berg Plaza Park met Thursday night for a Neighborhood Watch meeting to discuss how to better protect the safety and condition of the area with San Clemente Police Services.
Supervisor Lisa Bartlett’s “Bartlett Bulletin” column for Picket Fence Media resumes this month, in which she writes about her support to underground utility power lines amid the investigations into local wildfires.
