By Lou Ponsi San Clemente High School senior Estella Olivares, at the urging of her art instructor, submitted a design for a mural to be painted on a concession building…

By Elysse James Experts are learning the more teaching, nurturing, and support that children receive at a younger age can help them be healthier and happier when they get older.…

By Greg Mellen “Words matter” is the mantra at Carl Hankey K-8 Academy, says Principal Dana Aguilera. “When you say hello to someone, that makes their day,” she said. So,…

The first annual Family Resource Fair was held at the CUSD District Office building on Friday. Local families were invited to receive information on community services available to them, and…

Public health and law enforcement agencies throughout California have issued warnings on a recent trend of brightly-colored fentanyl pills being distributed. Rainbow fentanyl comes in a variety of colors (yellow,…

By Greg Mellen The first thing you might notice about Futureology, the Capistrano Unified School District’s College and Career Counseling Program, is the program’s spelling — but the “e” is…