By Collin Breaux | Twitter: @collin_breaux Featured photo: A “rock snake” of inspirational painted rocks was placed on Peppertree Trail before being removed, which has…
Photos and text by Collin Breaux After holding their town hall forums on Zoom during the COVID-19 pandemic, San Juan Capistrano Coffee Chat returned to…
By Shawn Raymundo Beautification plans to remodel Verdugo Street in San Juan’s downtown district could begin by mid-October following the city council’s latest vote to…
By Shawn Raymundo Ganahl Lumber Company’s plans to relocate its Dana Point location to San Juan Capistrano could inch closer to fruition next month, when…
By Shawn Raymundo At the city council’s regular meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 20, councilmembers heard from a small handful of individuals urging them to get…
By Shawn Raymundo Weeks-long discussions to smooth over a litany of concerns that a San Juan resident had raised over the proposed River Street Marketplace…
By Shawn Raymundo What was expected to be a non-controversial vote to advance the construction of a Native American cultural site during the latest City…
San Juan Capistrano’s City Council on Sept. 4 approved a cooperative agreement with the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) that allows the city to continue…
The Capistrano Dispatch This week, the city of San Juan Capistrano launched a new and improved website. (Same address: www.sanjuancapistrano.org) According to city staff, the “spruced…
By Allison Jarrell On Friday, newly appointed Mayor Kerry Ferguson scheduled a special closed-session City Council meeting for Monday, Dec. 19, tacking on two noteworthy items…
By Allison Jarrell The first of three community outreach meetings regarding the city’s switch to district elections is set for tonight, May 4, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30…
The Capistrano Dispatch City Manager Ben Siegel will be the featured guest speaker on Friday, April 29 at Coffee Chat—a spirited community forum that covers all…
