JOANNA CLARK, San Juan Capistrano The Acjachemen Nation settled this area 12,000 years before our European interloper ancestors invaded and decimated the indigenous Native populations…
By Shawn Raymundo A majority of the community would prefer to see San Juan Capistrano’s Northwest Open Space remain as is—natural open space and hiking…
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…
DINA GILIO-WHITAKER, professor of American Indian Studies, Cal State San Marcos, and REBECCA ROBLEES, Acjachemen tribal member The San Juan Capistrano City Council’s backpedaling on…
By Shawn Raymundo To clean up inconsistencies and ambiguous language regarding the use of open space in San Juan’s municipal code, the city on Monday,…
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…
Saturday, June 9 11 a.m.-12 p.m. Join Jacque Tahuka Nunez, an Acjachemen descendant and cultural storyteller on 2nd Saturdays at Mission San Juan Capistrano. Learn…
By Allison Jarrell Local nonprofit organization Four Directions Education is hosting an Honoring Traditions Gala and Silent Auction on Jan. 31 at 5:30 p.m. at…
