Keeping Print Journalism Alive

Newspapers are an endangered species. The act of obtaining our news has evolutionized with each consecutive year as social media platforms, websites, and television provide competition. Read More »

Catarina’s Opens in the Pier Bowl

Former Candy shop adds Coffee and Gelato opens by pier. Read More »

San Clemente Island Got Your Goat?

San Clemente Island is like a neighbor’s fenced backyard. We can see part of it. We can hear activities in it. But the truth is that most of us don’t know anything about it. Read More »

Time for the Holidays

I hope when you find yourself at that (Holiday) table, when the electronics are stowed and souls are bared, that you are filled with reasons to be thankful. Read More »

El Camino de Santiago, Spain. A Walk to Remember

Travelers come from all over the world to walk the El Camino de Santiago in Spain. It’s a road said to have been walked and evangelized by the Apostle St. James the elder – Son of Thunder Read More »

San Clemente Rocks

In January of this year, a club formed called San Clemente ROCKS, bringing a movement that will rock your world. Read More »

More Than Skin Deep - The Art of the Tattoo

The Living Art Gallery Tattoo and Lounge is one of the longest established tattoo galleries in San Clemente. Owned by third generation San Clementean Monte Livingston. Read More »

Who are the Acjachemen?

San Clemente natives have a long history in what is now Southern Orange County. Read More »

The Arons Family

A Sixty-Five-Year Legacy of Service Read More »

The Bubble Man: Spreading the Joy

Louisiana native Greg Monceaux creates a large following everytime he starts making his giant bubbles. Read More »