by aduenas | Sep 11, 2019
A cultural park sought for years by the Acjachemen Nation has been delayed again over concerns that using part of San Juan Capistrano’s Northwest Open Space for the simulated tribal village could draw legal challenges over the allowed use of recreational space. “It’s...
by aduenas | Jun 12, 2019
In the years California was part of Mexico, the neighborhood just east of downtown Los Angeles (or whatever “downtown” existed in the early 19th century) was called Paredon Blanco (White Bluff). As an agricultural region on the east side of the bridge-less Los Angeles...
by aduenas | May 13, 2019
Good afternoon, Myself and the Capistrano Historical Alliance Committee are in complete SUPPORT, at this time, of the proposed Ito Property “River Street” development project. We also realize that this project and its design still needs to go through the...
by aduenas | Apr 16, 2019
Good afternoon, Councilman Bourne: I’m aware that you’ve called me and left messages regarding the possibility of us speaking. I’ve deliberately chosen not to respond as I no longer trust this current council — I hope my feelings will change in...
by aduenas | Apr 11, 2019
“How is this Happening??” Project: Inn at the Mission The Capistrano Historical Alliance Committee can’t help but notice the monstrosity of a hotel being built next door to the Mission and the gateway to the town. In fact, no one can help but notice...
