LATEST NEWS
Coordinated response to mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus
Submitted by John TatoThe Coronado Times reported that mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus have been found at three Coronado locations: the southwest portion of...
Discover something new in Coronado this September
Classes & special events at the John D. Spreckels Center
September is a great time to try something new, build a skill, or simply enjoy...
Two years after his first campaign, Andrew Gade says Coronado is stuck
It's been two years since Andrew Gade lost a run for City Council.During that time, he engrossed himself in local government to learn as...
Rebecca King wants receipts: How her law background shaped her push for accountability
Rebecca King barely knew her neighbors in Coronado the first time she found herself addressing a room of them."I'm sorry," she said, standing up...
‘There’s still work to finish’: Kelly Purvis wants more time to address housing, sewage,...
Kelly Purvis was ready to retire.But then, sitting in a City Council meeting in late 2024, she and a colleague listened to a parade...
COMMUNITY
Water Summit at San Diego Climate Week
Emerald Keepers is a proud sponsor of San Diego Climate Week’s Water Summit, the kickoff to the second annual weeklong event that will run...
Dismissal of “Stars and Stripes” journalists
Submitted by John TatoFor more than a century, Stars and Stripes has performed a role no Pentagon public-affairs office can fill: providing American service...
CHA’s Spreckels Society party ignites support for Coronado’s future historians
Members of the Coronado Historical Association’s Spreckels Society gathered for an extraordinary evening of fellowship, great food, and sweeping views, continuing a cherished tradition...
CHA Wine & Lecture explores the history, ecology, and preservation of the Silver Strand
The Coronado Historical Association invites the community to kick off its fall Wine & Lecture season with an engaging panel discussion centered on one...
