City Council candidates spoke about how they would help local businesses and other new topics at the San Clemente Chamber of Commerce’s candidate forum on Thursday night, Sept. 29.
Candidates for the three open San Clemente City Council seats spoke to a number of issues during election season’s first forum that the San Clemente Historical Society hosted from the Dorothy Visser Senior Center on Sunday, Sept. 18.
JOYCE REAGAN, San Clemente Here goes Councilmember Steve Knoblock once again on the prowl for state voter fraud. Unfortunately, Mr. Knoblock believes that he is…
ANDY MYERS, San Clemente After reading the letter written by San Clemente City Councilman Steve Knoblock, it’s very obvious where he’s coming from politically—as if…
DAVID LEES, San Clemente What’s up with this guy Knoblock? Apparently, he has an opinion on everything from the Supreme Court to election integrity—neither, of…
The City of San Clemente recognized Local newsman Fred Swegles and active community volunteer Don Brown as the 2022 Wall of Recognition honorees at the City Council’s meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 16.
HECTOR HERNANDEZ, San Clemente How many times does Councilmember Knoblock have to embarrass the City of San Clemente before he is removed? He has lost…
Pending approval from the City Council on Tuesday, July 19, a Citizens Committee could soon be established to determine the feasibility of an outdoor amphitheater in San Clemente.
City councilmembers concluded a multi-year refund process earlier this month, directing unclaimed money from the Beach Parking Impact Fee Fund to San Clemente’s General Fund.
As the current fiscal year draws to a close, councilors met last week to adopt the city’s Fiscal Year 2022-23 Budget, and renew the roughly $18.69 million contract for police services with the Orange County Sheriff’s Department.
San Clemente City Council voted to initiate the implementation of one of three recommended priorities to limit human trafficking in massage parlors in town.
