By Shawn Raymundo Two iconic San Clemente venues reopened this past weekend with performances and live music to socially distanced audiences. Utilizing its newly redesigned…
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…
By Collin Breaux The Capistrano Unified School District recently announced that middle and high school students later this month can return to campus four days…
By Collin Breaux As student mental health remains a concern during the COVID-19 pandemic, some parents have voiced their support for Capistrano Unified School District…
Life’s a Beach By Shelley Murphy By Shelley Murphy Entomologists recently encountered a parasite they believe lay dormant for an entire year, and bugologists warn…
Staff Senior citizens who aren’t able to see their family and friends during the COVID-19 pandemic might be feeling lonely these days—so Home Instead South…
By Collin Breaux As Capistrano Unified School District (CUSD) continues to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic, 2021 might prove to be another interesting year in…
BILL PRESTRIDGE, San Clemente I started the day walking about a mile of the beach trail, seeing about four or five people wearing masks, myself included, and…
By Lillian Boyd Hundreds of Orange County inmates might be released due to the coronavirus. The American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California said this…
DENISE ZIVOLICH, San Clemente Recently, I witnessed some very inconsiderate behavior at a couple of local businesses while in self-checkout. I will not go into full…
