STEVE KNOBLOCK, San Clemente councilmember A state-of-the-art desalinization plant is the most logical, practical and cost-efficient means of generating clean drinking water for San Clemente…
DAWN GARCIA, Dana Point I agree, Southern California needs to stand independent in obtaining our own water. Given our proximity to the biggest water body…
By C. Jayden Smith The San Clemente City Council voted unanimously last week to revise a grant application to the California Coastal Commission that seeks…
Featured Image: Michael Yeboah, a nursing supervisor for MemorialCare, consults with a prospective patient who’s hoping to get tested for coronavirus on April 13, 2020….
By Breeana Greenberg The California Coastal Commission (CCC) adopted new Sea Level Rise Guidance for Critical Infrastructure at its Nov. 17 meeting. The guidance focuses…
Featured Image: The California Coastal Commission approved an extension of the coastal development permit that’s allowed OC Parks to protect the Capistrano Beach shoreline with…
By Lillian Boyd OC Parks, the agency leading efforts to protect Capistrano Beach Park and formulate both short- and long-term planning for the site, presented…
Staff Californians will have a chance to observe another set of King Tides early next week, providing an additional opportunity to photograph the event meant…
By Lillian Boyd The California Coastal Commission will hold a hearing on Wednesday, Dec. 9, regarding a coastal development permit for interim protection measures at…
DUANE PAUL MURPHY, San Clemente Climate change is real, and humans are responsible for the ever-growing ecological collapse of our own natural world. As a…
By Shawn Raymundo Continuing a recent trend, Surfrider Foundation’s annual report on state beaches in the U.S. gave California an A grade, as the state…
TONY HAYS, San Clemente Gregg Newbury’s letter in last week’s San Clemente Times asked an interesting question: If sea levels are rising, where is the…
