LATEST NEWS
City of Coronado opens mini-grant applications for FY 2026-27 Community Grant Program
The City of Coronado will begin accepting mini-grant applications from local nonprofit organizations starting February 17 as part of its updated FY 2026-27 Community...
Coronado Coffee Company: An experience not to be missed
Coronado Coffee Company serves up laughs and lattes at the Coronado Ferry Landing. What was once a steady business has exploded into an iconic...
Junior Optimists say Thank You to Coronado for tackling hunger
The Coronado High School and Middle School Junior Optimist clubs (JOI) wish to thank the Coronado community for their generous donations in this year's...
Rare Snowy Plover returns to the wild following rescue and rehabilitation
A Western Snowy Plover, a species of special concern in San Diego County, has returned to the wild following a successful rehabilitation at San...
CIFF launches 2026 Educational Classic Film Program line-up
Now in its fifth season, the Educational Classic Film Program (formerly known as the Student Classic Series*) is a cinematic literacy program that introduces...
COMMUNITY
CSF Day of Giving returns Feb. 19 with exciting new prizes, all to support...
The Coronado Schools Foundation (CSF) is proud to announce the return of CSF Day of Giving (AKA the new Telethon) on Thursday, February 19...
Run for a Reason: PAWS of Coronado’s Ruff Run Returns March 7
PAWS of Coronado will host its fifth annual Ruff Run on Saturday, March 7, at Tidelands Park, bringing the community together for a morning of fitness, fun...
Soroptimist program to address youth trafficking awareness and prevention
Children as young as eight years-old can fall victim to trafficking, and the average age is just thirteen. Trafficking has been reported in all...
How Coronado shaped San Diego’s greatest philanthropist: Ellen Browning Scripps
On Thursday, Feb. 19, the Coronado Historical Association will host historian Molly McClain, PhD, for a lecture exploring the remarkable life of Ellen Browning...
