Staff report Goin’ Native Therapeutic Garden’s cleanup event at Reata Park on Saturday, April 17, “went very well,” member Celina Young said. “There were 50 people…
By Zach Cavanagh Amid pushbacks and protests against stay-at-home orders across the country, Orange County opened a small door to normalcy and outside activity during…
By Zach Cavanagh The year in San Juan Capistrano sports was filled with championship after championship and more stellar athletic performances. Here is a look…
By Collin Breaux | Email: cbreaux@picketfencemedia.com | Twitter: @collin_breaux Rancho Mission Viejo anticipates proceeds of $15,000 from the recent Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving, which will benefit The…
By Zach Cavanagh On local, county, state, national and international levels, San Juan Capistrano athletes made their mark in a wide variety of sports. San…
By Daniel Ritz In the late 1800s, American wildlife was in dire straits. Market hunting, trapping, invasive species and America’s rapid expansion westward had pushed…
Compiled by Steve Breazeale The 2017 calendar year was filled with memorable San Juan Capistrano sports moments, from the thrills of high school sports to…
The Capistrano Dispatch Summer is coming soon. Check out our Tri-cities Summer Camp Guide for information on activities, classes and camps to keep kids busy,…
By Steve Breazeale As a professor of kinesiology at Saddleback College, Jan Duquette has been teaching fitness classes for more than 30 years and happens…
By Steve Breazeale Ray Ricardo fell into becoming a certified PGA instructor and head golf professional at San Juan Hills Golf Club. After graduating from…
