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  • 3 days ago | picketfencemedia.com | Angelica Escobar |Angélica Escobar

    San Clemente High School rolled out the red carpet for its sixth annual Triton Film Festival on Tuesday, May 27, transforming the Triton Center into a hub of student creativity, collaboration, and cinematic celebration. Hosted by the school’s Film Production program, the festival showcased 11 original short films created entirely by SCHS sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

  • 3 days ago | picketfencemedia.com | Angelica Escobar |Angélica Escobar

    With summer rapidly approaching, San Clemente is offering a full slate of events celebrating the city’s coastal charm—from beachside festivals and free concerts to local markets and family fun. Nearly every weekend features something new for residents and visitors alike to enjoy.

  • 3 days ago | picketfencemedia.com | Angelica Escobar |Angélica Escobar

    San Clemente Village, in partnership with the City of San Clemente, hosted its inaugural “Active Aging by the Sea Senior Resource Fair” on Friday, May 30, at the San Clemente Community Center. The free event ran from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and welcomed around 200 attendees, many of whom were older adults seeking access to local resources, services, and community support.

  • 4 days ago | picketfencemedia.com | Angelica Escobar |Angélica Escobar

    Train service through San Clemente is expected to resume this Saturday, June 7, as construction crews wrap up emergency repairs along the coastal rail corridor—restoring a key transportation link just in time for the start of the summer travel season. The closure, which began on April 28, allowed the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) and Metrolink to stabilize a section of the track threatened by ongoing coastal erosion.

  • 1 week ago | picketfencemedia.com | Angelica Escobar |Angélica Escobar

    At the San Clemente City Council meeting on May 20, councilmembers discussed and voted on a series of agenda items spanning 8A through 10F. Item 8A concerned the final adoption of updated fire hazard severity zones in compliance with state mandates. Though the council initially approved the item, staff requested reconsideration to keep the public hearing open due to noticing issues. Council voted unanimously, 5–0, to reopen the hearing and continue the item to the next meeting on Tuesday, June 3.

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