The Foley Report: Transportation Updates, Commission Openings, Thanksgiving and Upcoming Community Events
Thanksgiving is a time for reflection and to express gratitude for those who uplift us, Supervisor Katrina Foley shares in...
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SOAPBOX
Food for Thought: Getting to Know Mama G
Gina Cousineau By Gina Cousineau After more than four years of monthly columns, it is time to reintroduce my readers...
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Laurie’s Latest: Your Voice in Sacramento
In her latest Laurie’s Latest, Assemblymember Laurie Davies updates readers about some of her key pieces of legislation that she’s...
The Levin Letter: Bipartisan Comprehensive Immigration Reform Is Long Overdue. We Have Begun a New Conversation
In his latest Levin Letter, Rep. Mike Levin outlines his support for bipartisan legislation, the Dignity Act, which looks to...
Read moreThe Foley Report: Updates on Harbor Revitalization, OCTA Projects, and Fall Community Events
Katrina Foley By Supervisor Katrina Foley This month, my office made progress toward our priorities for the Fifth District. We...
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Citizens’ Climate Education: Methane Emission Reduction—A Powerful Punch in the Face of Climate Change
Cynthia Kole, a writer and retired attorney, authors this month’s Citizens’ Climate Education column to talk about methane reduction initiatives,...
Read moreFood for Thought: The ‘New’ Weight-Loss Drugs: Friend or Foe, Part 2
Gina Cousineau By Gina Cousineau The obsession with weight loss is nothing new, but with the recently developed class of...
Read moreLaurie’s Latest: Working for Our Community
They say there’s no place like home, and I couldn’t agree more! Over the course of the past month, I...
Letter to the Editor: Ganahl Compliments
DAVE SOLT, San Juan Capistrano Congratulations to Ganahl Lumber Co. on two fronts. Ganahl has been a staple retailer in...
The Levin Letter: Congress Must Keep Its Promise to Fully Fund the Government; Our Servicemembers Count on It
While a government shutdown was avoided for the moment, Congressman Mike Levin calls on Congress to fully fund the government...
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Citizens’ Climate Education: Walking Away from Single-Use Plastics
San Juan Capistrano resident Sol Klingensmith authors this month’s Citizens’ Climate Education column, in which she encourages readers to create...
Read moreThe Foley Report: Updates on Section 8 Waitlist, Harbor Advisory Committee and Veterans of the Year Nominations
Fifth District Supervisor Katrina Foley updates readers on the slew of projects and initiatives she’s been working on this past...
Read moreFood for Thought: The ‘New’ Weight Loss Drugs—Friend or Foe, Part 1
Gina Cousineau By Gina Cousineau I have delayed the hot topic of “weight loss” drugs for some time now, as...
Read moreLaurie’s Latest: Bright Spots in a Frenzy of Legislative Activity
With more than 730 bills to process in the State Legislature before the September end of the first year of...
GUEST OPINION: The Railroad in South San Clemente Must Move Off the Beach
Mandy Sackett, Senior California Policy Coordinator for Surfrider Foundation, and Henry Chou, chair of the Surfrider’s South Orange County Chapter,...
