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Sarah Schneider, founder of the Southwest San Clemente Alliance community organization, is seeking a more pronounced role in her community, as she will run for San Clemente City Council in

The San Clemente City Council declined to move forward with a proposed fee schedule for usage of pickleball at Richard T. Steed Memorial Park at its Tuesday, April 16 meeting,

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

San Clemente city officials discussed the urgent need to increase the city’s revenue streams to fund major capital projects during the Long Term Financial Plan item at the City Council

Passenger rail service through San Clemente remains suspended as of Wednesday, Feb. 14, and freight service was stopped on Monday, Feb. 12, after Orange County Transportation Authority and Metrolink personnel

Ahead of the March primary election, the San Clemente City Council on Tuesday, Jan. 16, took a stance against an approximately $6.4 billion bond package that would expand the state’s

The council will take a final look at the map and ordiance to go to by-district elections on Nov. 7.

The council will review maps for creating four voting districts at its meeting on Oct. 17.

The new law, which will come back before the council on Oct. 17 for a finalizing vote, mimics rules already in place for the city's parks.

Following unanimous votes from the San Clemente City Council, the city’s Coastal Advisory Committee will be reinstated, the Amphitheater Committee will move forward, and an Arts and Culture Committee will be created.