San Clemente City Council Tied On Continuing Remote Meetings
San Clemente
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In a 2-2 vote, the council voted to continue with meetings remotely after two councilmembers criticized the interim city manager for requiring the council to meet via Zoom.
Interim San Clemente City Manager Blocks City Council In-Person Meeting
San Clemente
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In an email sent out Sunday night, interim city manager Robert Dunek informed the council that this week’s meeting would take place via Zoom after council members participated in person for the last three meetings.
Gene James Ahead in Early San Clemente Council Results
Elections
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The first round of results show James leading for the council seat left open earlier this year when Mayor Steven Swartz died.
Criminal Probe Underway Into OC Fire Authority Event With Political Candidates
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The Sheriff’s Department is examining an event at the fire agency’s headquarters that triggered concerns about using government resources for political campaigning.
San Clemente Council Approves Sheriff’s Contract After Delayed Vote
San Clemente Sheriff’s contract
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The San Clemente City Council, facing a fiery public comments session during a special meeting where several of the 12 speakers expressed frustration with council inaction over the city’s contract with the Orange County Sheriff’s Department (OCSD), unanimously approved the $16.3 million contract.
San Clemente Schedules Special Meeting to Renew Sheriff Contract Before It Runs Out
Safety, Security & Justice
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The San Clemente City Council will hold a special meeting Wednesday, June 26 at 1 p.m. to renew their contract with the Orange County Sheriff’s Department (OCSD) before their current agreement expires July 1. This abruptly-scheduled meeting comes after council members failed to adopt the 2019-20 agreement June 18.
San Clemente Begins Anti-camping Enforcement at North Beach, Spurring Public Standoff
Housing & Homelessness
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San Clemente pushed ahead with anti-camping enforcement Friday when county healthcare workers and Sheriff’s deputies asked North Beach homeless camp residents to pack up their tents and move to a city lot, despite a fresh lawsuit against south county cities.
San Clemente to Move its Homeless Population to a City Lot
Housing & Homelessness
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San Clemente is moving its homeless population to a city-owned lot Friday, but homeless rights attorney Carol Sobel warns the move is unconstitutional.