City Wants Seat at Table on Los Patrones Extension Plans
By Shawn Raymundo While the county’s transportation agency moves forward with plans to extend Los Patrones Parkway as a free, ...
Tag: South County Traffic Relief Effort
Senate to Vote on Bill Blocking Toll Road Through San Clemente
By Shawn Raymundo State legislation that would prevent the 241 Toll Road from ever extending through San Clemente has been ...
UPDATE: TCA Board Approves Los Patrones Extension, Ends Toll Road Plans
UPDATE: The TCA Board of Directors voted unanimously Thursday, March 12 to further pursue the extension of Los Patrones Parkway—an ...
Toll Road Extensions off the Table, Los Patrones Route Recommended
By Lillian Boyd A toll road through San Clemente apparently will not be pursued. Officials with the Transportation Corridor Agencies ...
Judge Denies City’s and HOA’s Motion in TCA Lawsuit
By Shawn Raymundo A judge in Riverside County last month denied the city of San Clemente and a homeowners association’s ...
Q&A: Securing the Seventy-Third
Hear from the candidates vying for the 73rd Assembly District Voters will see two Democrats and three Republicans on the ...
South County Traffic Relief Public Comment Deadline Extended to Monday, Feb. 10
By Lillian Boyd After experiencing website issues, the Feb. 7 deadline for the public to provide input on the environmental ...
City Council Corner: Toll Road Process Needs Your Comment Now
Kathy Ward By Councilmember Kathy Ward The Transportation Corridor Agencies (TCA) and California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) are currently conducting ...
City Launches Letter Campaign to Support Anti-TCA Bill
By Shawn Raymundo The city of San Clemente is again asking local residents to submit letters to state lawmakers, expressing ...
OCTA Officially Submits Concerns for CalTrans/TCA Scoping Period
By Lillian Boyd The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) has officially submitted its comments on the latest efforts to relieve ...
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