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Southwest San Clemente Alliance Founder to Run for SC City Council - Vimarsana News

Southwest San Clemente Alliance Founder to Run for SC City Council

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

Passenger Rail Service Resumes as Council Hears New Approach to Protecting Coast - Vimarsana News

Passenger Rail Service Resumes as Council Hears New Approach to Protecting Coast

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

Good sand is hard to find in efforts to rebuild San Clemente's eroding beaches - Vimarsana News

Good sand is hard to find in efforts to rebuild San Clemente's eroding beaches

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

Council Sets in Motion Process to Obtain SCOUP Permit for San Clemente - Vimarsana News

Council Sets in Motion Process to Obtain SCOUP Permit for San Clemente

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

San Clemente will invest in getting permits so it will be ready when opportunities for sand arise - Vimarsana News

San Clemente will invest in getting permits so it will be ready when opportunities for sand arise

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