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Authorities search desert for murdered OC businessman
Investigators searched the desert near San Diego on Saturday for the body of an Orange County businessman who was murdered in 2010.
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OPINION: The Mayor's Message about Water
Water is on the minds of most Californians. San Juan Capistrano is no exception, as residents remain concerned about the reliability and cost of water.
Grab a Magic Show This Weekend in Laguna Niguel
Friday, Feb. 10, David's Magical Parlor Show Family Fun Night at 7-8 p.m. A Bring your whole family to an amazing show filled with magical fun and audience participation, right under your nose.A This incredible performance is filled with jaw-dropping tricks that will blow you away.
A Comedy that Can Make You Cry
Humorist Polly Frost believes that people who had perfectly happy childhoods can still develop less-than-happy relationships with their family during adulthood.
Marriott Residence Inn opens as San Juan's second hotel
City officials held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday to celebrate the opening of the new Marriott Residence Inn at Stonehill Drive and Camino Capistrano.
SDG&E Plans $450M Jolt to Power Grid
By 2017, revamped switching stations in San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente will be pumping more voltage to power south OC's flat screens, fridges and stereos.
Talk and taste chocolate Saturday at Ecology Center
You can learn how to grow, process and prepare organic chocolate from Deanna Moore of Chocolatl during The Ecology Center 's monthly "Tools of the Trade" talk at 1 p.m. Saturday at 32701 Alipaz St., San Juan Capistrano.
Sign-up deadline Friday for kids' 2-way language immersion
The deadline is Friday to enroll your upcoming kindergartner in the Spanish and English language immersion program at San Juan Elementary School in San Juan Capistrano.
CUSD Asks for Input, Then Forgets About It
Emails the Capistrano Unified School District solicited for public input into the proposed boundary changes for trustee areas never reached the trustees before they selected one of the maps.
Critics Complain of Water Bill Late Fees
If you're late paying your water bill, the city will charge you a penalty equivalent to 8 percent of your bill.
San Juan residents get a little more time to pay utility bills
Residents of San Juan Capistrano will get up to five additional days to pay their water bills after the City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to extend the grace period.
15-year-old taco eatery closing
Editor's Note: Please welcome Ariella Rams to the Fast Food Maven blog. Ariella is a Cal State Long Beach journalism student who is doing her internship at The Register.
Dana Point Symphony debuts Friday
Musicians focus intently on the sheet music during a rehearsal. The Dana Point Symphony features musicians from all over the county.
San Juan leaders favor winery at historic house
City Council decides to advertise the availability of the vacant Roger Williams/Swanner House, where several council members say they'd like a winery established.
7 honored as Teachers of Year at San Juan schools
Winners from the city's Capistrano Unified School District campuses will compete for District Teacher of the Year, to be announced in March.
Most Wanted: stole 5 antique guns
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO Authorities are searching for two men who are seen stealing five antique firearms in surveillance video from a store in January, officials said.
Homebuilder buys 132 San Juan lots
Homebuilder Taylor Morrison bought 132 lots in San Juan Capistrano from Newport Beach-based Pacific Communities, broker The Hoffman Co.
Music-school founder a story of riches to rags to rock 'n' roll
Tyler Marolf of San Juan Capistrano quit a lucrative job in finance to become a working musician.
Car show, poker run put charity in front seat
Slideshow: Rotary/CARE Car Show in San Juan Capistrano and the Dr. Joe Cortese Memorial Motorcycle Poker Run from Irvine to San Juan benefit charitable and animal causes.
San Juan time capsule preserves memories
Slideshow: Historical Society buries newspapers, DVDs, books, photos, letters, a cellphone and more in a metal box outside the O'Neill Museum to commemorate San Juan Capistrano's first 50 years of cityhood.