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San Clemente Chamber of Commerce to Host Annual State of the City Luncheon on Friday, May 1st
Please see press release for the 2026 State of the City HERE.
The Casino San Clemente Returns with Its Beloved Jazz in the Garden Series
Please see latest press release HERE.
Regional Natural Gas Storage Helped Southern Californians Avoid Over $120 Million In Energy Costs
Please see latest press release from SoCalGas and SDG&E HERE.
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71st Fiesta Music Festival Set for SATURDAY, August 8 in Downtown San Clemente
Please see latest Fiesta Music Festival press release HERE.
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See Latest SC Times ‘Rising Star’ Student Recognition Breakfast Article
Please see the SC Time's latest article about the Rising Star Student Recognition Breakfast HERE.
Get involved with the ‘Active Aging by the Sea’ Senior Resource Fair – Sponsorships available!
Support the seniors in our community and become a sponsor for The Village's 'Active Aging by the Sea Resource Fair'. More info below!
Improving Profitability With Effective Financial Systems for Beauty Salons
Financial management for beauty salons is the backbone of long-term profitability and stability. Whether you run a small neighborhood studio or a growing multi-chair operation, strong financial systems help you control costs, increase revenue, and make confident decisions. Without a clear structure, even a busy salon can struggle with cash flow, payroll, and unexpected expenses.Key Financial Takeaways Track revenue, expenses, and payroll weekly to prevent cash flow surprises. Separate fixed and variable
Less Stress, More Savings: Smart Tax Strategies for Small Business Owners
Tax season doesn’t have to be a source of dread for small business owners. With the right systems and tools, you can transform what feels like a once-a-year scramble into a manageable, strategic process that supports better decision-making all year long.Key Takeaways for Stress-Free Filing Start recordkeeping early — digitize receipts and track expenses monthly. Use automation tools to categorize transactions accurately. Separate personal and business finances to avoid IRS red flags. Keep quarterly
