Protests have already appeared in San Clemente. Plans for another this afternoon outside the Sheriff’s San Clemente station are underway.
Category: San Clemente
San Clemente, Orange County’s southernmost city, is home to about 63,000 people and a coastline and rail line that keep losing ground. We cover the City Council’s votes, its budget and the fight to save its beaches.
Santa Ana, San Clemente Approach Different Stages of Affordable Housing Debate This Week
Santa Ana and San Clemente, cities in two different regions of Orange County, will debate the same component of affordable housing policies at different stages this week.
Orange County’s Outsourcing of Public Transit to Lyft Nearly Left Residents Stranded
Some people were almost left stranded last week when Lyft threatened a total shutdown of its services across the state.
San Clemente to Potentially Decide on Changing Developers’ Affordable Housing Fees
City officials will consider a potential overhaul of the decades old calculation at an upcoming study session seeking to create adequate funding for affordable housing.
San Clemente Coastal Commissioner Resigns; Alleges Council Inaction, Dialogue Breakdown
The news comes after recent moves by City Council members to overhaul the role of their committees this year.
South Orange County Cities See Steep Increases for Sheriff Protection
South Orange County cities are watching their law enforcement costs soar by more than 20 percent over the last four years largely due to salary and benefit increases authorized by county supervisors.
San Clemente City Council Passes Budget With New Oversight Regulations
After a deadlocked vote two weeks ago over approving the budget, the council passed the budget and asked for monthly public reviews from city staff on city finances.
San Clemente Interim City Manager Let Go By Split City Council After Public Controversy
After over a month of calls from residents and council members for Dunek’s removal, the council Tuesday night chose not to extend his contract.
Gridlocked City Council Slows Action in San Clemente
Since Mayor Dan Bane’s departure at the end of April, the council has voted 2-2 on over twenty decisions, including the adoption of a new budget.
Used Nuclear Fuel Storage at San Onofre Raises Concerns Over Plant’s Vulnerability
County Supervisors approved a memorandum of understanding with Edison to give the county over $10 million for emergency preparedness.











