By Shawn Raymundo Plans to capture stormwater runoff by installing rubber dams at San Juan Creek will move forward, as Santa Margarita Water District on…
By Fred Swegles On 177 acres situated between San Clemente’s Talega community and Ortega Highway, mountainous earthworks are taking shape. Santa Margarita Water District, which…
By Allison Jarrell The city will continue its investigation into reorganizing its utility services with a public hearing at the Utilities Commission’s meeting on Tuesday,…
By City Councilman John Perry The San Juan Capistrano City Council has initiated a study with legal and engineering consultants to investigate possible alternate structures…
By The Capistrano Dispatch In the Sept. 12-24 edition of The Dispatch, the eight candidates for San Juan Capistrano City Council shared which development projects…
By Brian Park The San Juan Capistrano City Council on Tuesday recognized outgoing Utilities Commissioner Dan Merkle for his 12 years of service to the…
By Melissa Kaffen, San Juan Capistrano Given that we are experiencing a record statewide drought, our City Council majority’s decision to “go it alone” and…
By Dave Solt, San Juan Capistrano In his piece, “The Real Groundwater Recovery Plant” (Jan. 10-23), Councilman Derek Reeve does a disservice by playing with…
The Governor’s recent drought declaration highlights the importance of conservation efforts By John Taylor, San Juan Capistrano City Councilman Water is a precious commodity in…