City Council Corner: Leadership and Water and Sand—Oh, My!
San Clemente Mayor Pro Tem Steve Knoblock authors this month’s City Council Corner, in which he writes about the council’s ...
Tag: Sand replenishment
City Formally Approves Agreement with Army Corps of Engineers for Sand Replenishment Project
With the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers set to get the city’s long-standing sand replenishment project in motion, the City ...
No Sandbars Without Sand
For local surfers and beachgoers, the lack of sand from Beach Road to the bluffs of San Onofre is tragically ...
Council Candidates Talk Shoreline Protection, Future Funding
Residents of San Clemente’s Cyprus Shore neighborhood gathered Sunday, Oct. 10, to hear how City Council candidates planned to address ...
City Updates Grant Application Related to Shoreline Protection
By C. Jayden Smith The San Clemente City Council voted unanimously last week to revise a grant application to the ...
Federal Funding for San Clemente Shoreline Project Delayed
By C. Jayden Smith Government funding to the San Clemente Sand Replenishment Project will not be coming as early as ...
City Council Corner: Saving Our Beaches
Chris Duncan By Chris Duncan The beaches of San Clemente are a quintessential element of local life, providing breathtaking views, ...
Looking Ahead: Gene James Steps into the Spotlight
By C. Jayden Smith In the midst of his third year on San Clemente’s City Council, newly minted Mayor Gene ...
News Next Door: OC Parks Present Design Proposals for Capo Beach
By Shawn Raymundo OC Parks held a public workshop in Dana Point on Wednesday, Feb. 26, when they presented three ...
San Clemente Gets Federal Funding for Shoreline Project
By Shawn Raymundo More than $500,000 in federal funding will come to San Clemente to help complete the design phase ...
City Completes Sand Replenishment at North Beach
By Eric Heinz The city of San Clemente recently completed a $626,000 project to bring in more than 12,000 cubic ...
Sand Replenishment Coming to North Beach
By Eric Heinz San Clemente City Council approved a contract of more than $626,000 to move 12,000 cubic yards of ...
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