Tag: San Juan Capistrano

Rankings-based football-only leagues could start in fall of 2024.

State Sen. Josh Newman (D-Fullerton) has introduced legislation requiring school boards to give more advance notice when deciding to dismiss ...

In the past few days, Tom Blake has received emails from senior women who have commented about the pain of ...

This week’s featured adoptable pet is Boone, a happy guy who just loves to have fun. Whether you’re going on ...

By Megan Bianco There are some classic novels that seem as if they might never be adapted to film. One ...

In her latest Food for Thought column, Gina Cousineau highlights the benefits of 12-step programs such as Overeaters Anonymous for ...

Patti Maw, a member of the South Orange County Chapter of Citizens’ Climate Education, authors the group’s monthly column for ...

This National Water Safety Month, Assemblymember Laurie Davies looks to facilitate swim lessons for underserved youth by establishing a state ...

Editor's Note: This story has been updated to correct name spellings of two individuals referenced in the story. Beth Davis ...

More than a thousand Dana Point Film Festival attendees gathered at Salt Creek Beach Park on Friday, May 5, to ...

The federal trials over the October 2019 murder of Tri “James” Minh Dao nearly 3 miles from the Dana Point ...

In her latest Eat My Words column, Cheryl Pruett is ready to celebrate Mother’s Day this month and offers readers ...

This week’s featured adoptable pet is Ellie, a loveable cutie with lots of character. Just shy of 2 years old, ...

Local, county, and federal officials gathered at the Casa Romantica Cultural Center and Gardens on Saturday afternoon to discuss the ...

The Capistrano Unified School District is seeing a continual decline in student enrollment numbers in recent years, which educators said ...