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Council Rejects Proposed Pickleball Fees; Directs Pursuit of Leagues, Tournaments, - Vimarsana News

Council Rejects Proposed Pickleball Fees; Directs Pursuit of Leagues, Tournaments,

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,

Levin, California Senators Request City Not Be Held Responsible for Additional Shoreline Project Costs - Vimarsana News

Levin, California Senators Request City Not Be Held Responsible for Additional Shoreline Project Costs

Rep. Mike Levin joined two California U.S. Senators in sending a letter to U.S. Army officials that requested the City of San Clemente not be forced to pay over $2.5

Council Approves Permanent Change to Beach Closure Hours, Private Security Contract - Vimarsana News

Council Approves Permanent Change to Beach Closure Hours, Private Security Contract

To increase public safety and residents’ perception of safety in San Clemente, the City Council approved two measures meant to address illegal activity at the city’s beaches.

New film puts spotlight on San Clemente's disappearing beaches [The Orange County Register] - Vimarsana News

New film puts spotlight on San Clemente's disappearing beaches [The Orange County Register]

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Council Spurns Private Security for Increased Police Presence - Vimarsana News

Council Spurns Private Security for Increased Police Presence

The San Clemente City Council voted Tuesday, May 16, to add four Orange County Sheriff’s deputies to the town’s patrol setup.