The San Juan Capistrano Chamber of Commerce is relocating its operations to space in the Clocktower Building off Camino Capistrano, the organization recently announced. While currently closed for the remainder of the year, the Chamber is looking to reopen its doors at 32332 Camino Capistrano, Suite 102, San Juan Capistrano, Read More
Compiled by Shawn Raymundo It was a year of noteworthy progress, growth and major milestones for San Juan Capistrano. Nonprofits celebrated significant anniversaries and expanded services; new businesses popped up around town, while developers reached important benchmarks toward completion of their projects; and the city made considerable investments to improve Read More
Councilmember Sergio Farias is set to serve as the mayor of San Juan Capistrano in 2024, alongside Councilmember Troy Bourne as the mayor pro tem, following a unanimous City Council vote during the last meeting of the year on Tuesday night, Dec. 5. “It’s a privilege to do it,” Farias Read More
Carson Tanner looked to create a low-pressure, hangout spot for friends to gather and play golf when he opened Greenies Golf Club in San Juan Capistrano. The new golf club located off of Avenida Aeropuerto features two 17-foot high-definition golf simulators for those interested in playing a quick round or Read More
Metrolink will temporarily suspend train services in late December to conduct maintenance work ahead of some of the major events that are on track to arrive in Southern California, according to the agency. Between Dec. 26 and 29, Metrolink and Arrow trains will not operate, as the agency intends to Read More
Before gathering with family and friends to enjoy a Thanksgiving feast, more than a thousand people pushed themselves to complete Rancho Mission Viejo’s annual holiday race to support the community’s Nature Reserve. The Turkey Trot on The Ranch attracted nearly 1,200 people Thursday morning, Nov. 23, to participate in 10K Read More
Dana Hills High School’s robotics team gave elected officials in San Juan Capistrano a show this week by demonstrating the mechanics of their award-winning robot Trident. The team of students gathered at San Juan Capistrano’s temporary City Council Chambers on Tuesday night, Nov. 7, to show off some of the Read More
The city anticipates the project to get underway this winter with some pre-construction work such as posting signage and notifying the community regarding the removal of items. By the spring, the city is looking to start removing the existing elements, install the planned improvements and then implement the landscaping. For Read More
Registration is now open for those looking to participate in Rancho Mission Viejo’s seventh annual Turkey Trot on The Ranch. On Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 23, participants can run or walk in the event’s 10K or 5K races through the expanding RMV community. There will also be a Little Gobbler’s 1K Read More
It was this past January when the roof support of the clearwell water tank at San Juan Capistrano’s Groundwater Recovery Plant gave way, requiring local officials to take it offline. “Why is that important?” asked Laura Freese, a member of Santa Margarita Water District’s governing board. “Well, this is the Read More
