Leslea Meyerhoff News Today

The mega sand replenishment project is halfway complete, with the dredger expected to return next fall.

Beachgoers who visit the San Clemente Pier area this summer should see some extra towel space on the sand.

While the grains are a bit darker in color, it's soft sand that the city has been waiting for since planning started in 2000 -- but it's only a start.

The San Clemente Shoreline Project is underway once again, after a four-month delay that included a frantic push for new permits and changes to the projects schedule.

Full passenger rail service through San Clemente is anticipated to resume on Monday, March 25, with the conclusion of construction on a roughly 200-foot-long catchment wall occurring at the end

Sand placement operations for the San Clemente Shoreline Project are anticipated to resume near the end of April, as the City Council’s approval of a project modification on Tuesday night,

A major beach restoration project is delayed as San Clemente officials look to patch up an eroding coastline.

The San Clemente City Council unanimously voted on Tuesday night, Feb. 20, to unlock another pathway to bringing sand to the city’s eroding coastline, directing staff to pursue a Sand

But the maze of permitting and approvals needed could take up to two years, and likely cost the city hundreds of thousands dollars.

San Clemente Mayor Victor Cabral updated the public about the postponed San Clemente Shoreline Project at the City Councils meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 6, in lieu of an appearance from