Headline Rewind: God, Home Depot, Thrift Store Closure

SCHOOLS

In what one Capistrano Valley Christian School official called probably the "most sophisticated teen conversation on the planet," the existence of God Tuesday.

BUSINESS

Residents are calling the on June 4 "heartbreaking." The store has a 34-year history in San Juan.

GOVERNMENT

The City Council and some residents are getting tired of owning Lower Rosan Ranch, the vacant, 16-acre plot off of Stonehill Drive on the south end of town. So it for what is hoped to be a quick sale to a developer ... which may or may not be longtime suitor Home Depot.

CRIME

A San Juan Capistrano couple who own two well-known gardening businesses Wednesday to more than 70 felony charges in an alleged $2-million insurance fraud scheme.

SPORTS

By a very narrow, 75-73 margin, the advances to CIF semifinals Tuesday, when it will host Placentia Valencia.

LOCAL VOICES

City Councilman Derek Reeve blogs about the push-back he believes the writers of the conservative newsletter Capistrano Common Sense are receiving from city officials.

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT (a story from our archives)

. Although he's more well-known as a local architect responsible for the design of many of the area's most visible buildings, his family admires him for his colorful approach to surviving cancer and, now, Parkinson's disease.