By Shawn Raymundo Following a vote by the Transportation Corridor Agencies’ governing bodies on Thursday, May 13, the city and the toll road operators are…
By Zara Flores and Shawn Raymundo A handful of city-owned concession stands could prove to be underutilized sources of additional revenue. The city council is…
By Shawn Raymundo Erik Sund, who previously served as assistant city manager and most recently acting city manager, was officially promoted to the chief executive…
By Shawn Raymundo The California Joint Powers Insurance Authority, the state insurance pool, has denied repeated requests from the city to cover Mayor Pro Tem…
By Shawn Raymundo Trolley operations will return to San Clemente for weekend service beginning on May 14—two weeks earlier than what the city had initially…
BOBBIE CAREY, San Clemente City Councilmember Steve Knoblock lists several “pressing” issues facing our city. Before we debate the pros and cons of letting dogs…
By Shawn Raymundo After pulling the brakes on the summertime trolley service last year because of the ongoing public health crisis, the city next month…
JERRY COLLAMER, San Clemente There’s a movement on our city council to ditch TCA, removing us from TCA’s JPA (Joint Powers Authority) agreement after decades…
By Shawn Raymundo San Clemente is a step closer to formally ending its relationship with the Transportation Corridor Agencies, as the city council voted last…
