Toni Nelson is a neighborhood advocate who administers Capo Cares -- a 501 (c) (4) non-profit civic organization for those who share a common interest in enhancing life in the little slice of paradise called Capistrano Beach. Capo Cares exists to ensure that the beauty, aesthetics, safety and responsible development of the Capo Beach community are maintained and enhanced by elected officials. Originally from Canada, Toni is a retired CPA/finance executive who has lived in Southern California for 30 years. She is a community volunteer and an avid gardener who regularly advocates for beautification projects in her community. A member of the Dana Point Historical Society, Toni is particularly passionate about preserving the cultural heritage of Capo Beach and preserving our precious beach resources. She is a volunteer at Mission San Juan Capistrano and occasionally works with similar groups in San Clemente and San Juan on common civic projects. Please visit our Facebook Page at www.facebook.com/capocares.
Tensions are mounting between bicyclists and pedestrians along the iconic but eroding path between Doheny and Capistrano Beaches.
Maria del Carmen Calvo's paintings, interior and landscape design, and even culinary skills were boundless - much like the artist herself.
Capistrano Beach Park is set to reopen for public use after interim enhancements. A long term master plan is expected by Spring 2021.
Mission San Juan Capistrano's first annual Earth Day celebration featured garden tours, butterfly and bee presentations and more.
Novice and experienced boaters are invited to brush up on coastal navigation skills in two courses to be offered at DPYC
Mission San Juan Capistrano is planning its first annual Earth Day Celebration, with family activities, talks, demonstrations and tours
San Juan Capistrano Garden Club will be hosting self-guided tours of 5 gardens, including a plant sale and boutique
Dana Point Flotilla 6-8 is holding a series of 6 courses to promote public safety and boater education.
In the wake of recent storms and sea level rise, residents bid a sad farewell to a basketball court, restrooms, and a beautiful boardwalk
Palisades Elementary is growing committed, creative and enthusiastic kids
DPHS, honored recently with Non-Profit Excellence and Citizen of the Year awards, will be participating in the upcoming Festival of Whales
The Narwhal will be available for free public tours on Saturday, March 9th dockside at the Ocean Institute in Dana Point
OC Public Works announced today they will make emergency repairs along an erosion-damaged stretch of Capistrano Beach.
Doheny State Beach is a mess after recent rain storms. Volunteers of all ages showed up Saturday morning in a love letter to the coast.
Join the first Adopt a Beach cleanup of 2019 at Doheny State Beach on Saturday, February 16th.
There are many questions but few answers as to what lies ahead for little Capistrano Beach which is eroding at a record pace.
Capistrano Beach loses a treasured palm as more sidewalks are damaged by pounding surf. The basketball court and rest rooms may be next.
Residents were saddened as several more leaning palms were removed at Doheny State Beach in CapistranoBeach/Dana Point
Nature wreaked more havoc on this popular local beach during last week’s king tides. Now the County gets to clean it up.
