City to Accept Funds to Aid Homeless Outreach Services
By C. Jayden Smith The San Clemente City Council voted, 3-2, on Nov. 16 to authorize the city’s application and ...
Tag: Senate Bill 2
Letter to the Editor: Response to ‘Bates Takes Credit’
SEN. PATRICIA BATES, Laguna Niguel To set the record straight, I am not taking credit for the passage of SB ...
Letter to the Editor: Bates Takes Credit
BENJAMIN RICH, San Clemente It was shocking to see Sen. Patricia Bates singing the praises of the $4 million state ...
The Ranch: Where San Clemente’s Drug Users and Homeless Are Shipped off to Recover
By Eric Heinz David was stranded in California, miles away from his hometown in Missouri. A bus had dropped him ...
Judge Issues Injunction on City’s Commercial Permitting Following Emergency Shelter Decisions
By Eric Heinz An Orange County Superior Court judge made a tentative ruling on Friday that the city of San ...
City to Pay $480,000-Plus in Attorney Fees for SB 2 Lawsuit
By Eric Heinz The city of San Clemente has been ordered to pay $480,000 in attorney fees to three legal ...
Homeless Shelter Overlay Passed on Second Reading
By Eric Heinz City Council voted 4-0, with Councilman Chris Hamm absent, on Tuesday to approve what has become known ...
Overlay for Homeless Shelter Passes with Contingencies
By Eric Heinz San Clemente is poised to enact a zoning amendment that would allow for a homeless shelter to ...
Planning Commission Approves Zoning for Emergency Shelter
By Eric Heinz On Wednesday, Sept. 21, the Planning Commission took the first steps in rectifying the city’s lack of ...
Letter: Denying Shelter Will Not Solve Homeless Issues
Sandra Weaver, San Clemente Just because the city refused to abide by Senate Bill 2, requiring all California cities to ...
Judge Orders San Clemente to Establish Areas for Homeless Shelter
By Eric Heinz Since the state adopted Senate Bill 2 in 2007, which mandates cities must establish areas of land—private ...
City Says Misconceptions Abound From Homeless Shelter Plan
By Eric Heinz Although the city had a closed-session agenda item regarding the property negotiations of a land parcel at ...
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