Other cities are holding onto their emergency powers as the Delta variant spreads across the state.
Category: San Juan Capistrano
Yorba Linda, San Juan Capistrano Look to Cancel Their COVID Emergencies
More OC cities are putting an end to the emergency declarations they made when the pandemic began in March last year.
Mission San Juan Capistrano Sets Stage with SCR as They Prepare for Outdoor Performances
Can one plus one equal three? Two of Orange County’s most revered arts and cultural institutions team up to create a new tradition that neither could have done on its own.
Panoringan: San Juan Capistrano’s Bustling Dining Scene; Plus, Scott Brandon’s Next Project
San Juan Capistrano is making its mark as a culinary destination in Orange County; plus, Sal’s Famous Pizzeria is opening soon in Laguna Beach.
Will Masks be Required When Orange County Students Go Back to School in the Fall?
Orange County school districts are awaiting mask guidance from the state public health department.
San Juan Capistrano Adopts Sidewalk Vending Regulations
The City Council has approved an ordinance in compliance with California’s Safe Sidewalk Vending Act, which prohibited cities from banning the enterprise.
SCR Announces a Live Mini Season of Streaming, Outdoor Events
After a year with no audiences, SCR has announced a mini spring/summer season of plays, starting online in spring, then moving outdoors for summer at Mission San Juan Capistrano with live audiences.
Will Orange County’s Community Health Clinics Run Out of Money, Halt Vaccinations?
The clinics have been key to vaccinate vulnerable people. Now they’re worried about funding to continue those efforts.
San Juan Capistrano Adopts New Social Media Policy for City Officials
The new rules provide strict limitations regarding how officials can communicate with each other on social media.
San Juan Capistrano Moves a Step Closer to Building City’s First Skatepark After Years of Planning
The city council approved a contract with a skatepark construction company to design the park.



