18 hrs ago | FLW Outdoors
Stafford strokes 'em on Cal Delta
A mild cool spell painted the California Delta with dreary, overcast conditions and whipped up an increasingly blustery wind that rustled through the tules on day one of the FLW EverStart Series Western Division event on the California Delta.
Yesterday | San Clemente Times
Junior Golfer Michael Sarro Heats Up Before PGA Jr. Championship
Michael Sarro, an 11-year-old from San Clemente has had his share of success this year on the Southern California PGA Junior Golf Tour.
SC Group Looking to Champion Trees
In response to a discussion at a recent City Council meeting and other concerns, a group of San Clemente citizens have formed an organization to champion tree preservation in the city.
Sap Ceo: Hana Is The Platform for All Future Sap Products
"Let's be clear on HANA," SAP CEO Bill McDermott said in a keynote Tuesday at the company's Sapphire conference in Orlando.
CRIME: Burglar in Overalls, Gun Brandishing
At 4:01 p.m. Sunday, someone reported a disturbance at the 1700 block on Avenida Estacion.
Newport Salon Names OC's Best Hairstylist
Five local hairstylists recently put their skills to the test at a live hair show hosted by Cristophe Salon Newport Beach to compete for the title of Orange County's Best Hairstylist.
San Clemente Man Arrested After Pursuit
A 21-year-old San Clemente man was arrested Sunday on suspicion of driving under the influence and intentionally crashing into two police vehicles during a pursuit in Carlsbad.
Customer Interaction Solutions
Play N Trade Launches Refueled for its Franchisees
San Clemente, CA May 13, 2013 Play N Trade has launched a premier program that allows franchisees to trade in their consumer electronics to corporate for credit toward royalties.
Former BSU wide receiver arrested three times in one week
The 23-year-old is accused of breaking into a home in San Clemente, CA. Investigators say Young struggled with officers before he was subdued.
Titus Young Arrested For Third Time in a Week, Allegedly Tried to Fight Cops
Lions wide receiver Titus Young was arrested late Friday Night , for the third time in a week.
Track: Upland's Miles Valentine runs 100 in 10.36 seconds
There are some very fast young track and field sprinters. Upland sophomore Miles Valentine qualified first at the Southern Section Division 1 track and field prelims in the 100 meters in a wind-aided time of 10.36 seconds.
CRIME: Wife Stabs Husband, Man Harasses Female Shoppers
At 9:03 am on Thursday, a man was at San Clemente hospital at the 600 block on Camino de los Mares harassing nurses for medication.
Liverpool News: Liverpool council cabinet approves 1,000 new homes plan
Council cabinet members today approved plans for a partnership with developer Sigma to create the affordable homes in parts of Norris Green and on the site of the former Queen Mary School in Long Lane.
Loan Modification Fees Spark Legal Showdown
Ralph Gimple says he nearly lost his home. He was jerked around by bank officials when seeking a loan modification, and his wife nearly had a nervous breakdown, he said.
Rash Of "Superhero" crimes breaking out in California
A rash of crimes involving superheroes appears to be breaking out around Southern California.
Documentary: Nuclear Power Isn't So Bad
Directed by Academy Award-nominated Robert Stone, the feature-length documentary "Pandora's Promise" suggests current attitudes and fears about nuclear power may be an overreaction.
4th of July off to a running start
Thousands begin their Independence Day festivities by participating in the Village Runner 4th of July 5K Run/Walk. Photo by Randy Hours before grills are heated and sites picked out to view displays of fireworks, thousands of participants begin their Independence Day festivities by completing a 3.1-mile course on the streets of Redondo Beach.
Suspect In 'Iron Man' Mask Robs San Clemente Bank
Authorities are looking for a bank robber who held up a south Orange County bank while donning an "Iron Man" mask.
Street Art Program Brightens City
By Jim Shilander Artists from San Clemente and beyond have been making a very public statement about the city over the last two years.
City Nonprofits, Homes, Sidewalks Get $352K
The city of San Clemente will spend $352,000 of federal money in the upcoming fiscal year to do home improvements for impoverished elderly people; fix sidewalks and build new ones; and fund various nonprofits around town.