By Collin Breaux Orange County is poised to possibly drop down to the least restrictive tier of California’s four-tier, color-coded blueprint system if COVID-19 cases,…
By Shawn Raymundo The city council on Tuesday, Dec. 15, unanimously voted to accept more than $445,000 in community block grants from the federal government…
By Shawn Raymundo Following Southern California’s fall under a new stay-at-home order, requiring restaurants and eateries to focus solely on takeout services, State Sen. Patricia…
By Shawn Raymundo The city council approved a program this week to make it easier for San Clemente’s fitness centers and religious institutions to operate…
By Shawn Raymundo Following the county’s move last week from the purple to the red tier in the state’s color-coded, four-tier coronavirus tracking system, restaurants…
By Shawn Raymundo With restaurants in Orange County ordered to cease all indoor operations as coronavirus cases and hospitalizations continue to spike locally and throughout…
By Shawn Raymundo To help local businesses bounce back from months of closures related to the coronavirus pandemic, the city council this week approved a…
By Shawn Raymundo It was shortly before 7 on Saturday evening when Felisha Dunne remembered she needed to log into the H.H. Cotton’s Instagram account….
The Picket Fence Media team has pulled together a comprehensive list of area restaurants who are open for take-out during this unprecedented “stay at home”…
By Eric Heinz The Miramar Event Center rehabilitation project took possibly its largest step closer to fruition on Friday, Dec. 15, when the California Coastal…
By Eric Heinz On Monday, the city’s Design Review Subcommittee, a supplemental branch of the Planning Commission, met to review plans for the Miramar Theater,…
San Clemente Tiems According to CalRecycle, the new food scrap mandate that requires businesses that produce more than eight cubic yards of organic waste per…
