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Parker Pump Station complete ahead of expected severe El Niño winter
After more than three years of construction, Coronado's new Parker Pump Station is complete.
The $32 million project replaces a station originally built in 1983...
News briefs: CFD presents check to Burn Institute, CHS ’77 looking for classmates, regatta...
Coronado Fire Department raises almost $15,000 for Burn Institute at annual spaghetti dinnerThanks to community support of the July 26 Spaghetti Dinner, the Coronado...
Kelly Purvis: A path to nonpartisan politics
A paid political endorsement letter from Dawn RichardsIn sharp contrast to Coronado’s longstanding tradition of nonpartisanship, our city government has recently experienced an increase...
PAWS of Coronado welcomes Jennifer Hubbard as a full-time Registered Veterinary Technician
PAWS of Coronado has announced the addition of Jennifer Hubbard, Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT), to its team as a full-time veterinary professional dedicated to...
Murder and madness make “Arsenic and Old Lace” a comic delight at Coronado Playhouse
Arsenic and Old Lace, a dark comedy written over 85 years ago by Joseph Kesselring, is playing at the Coronado Playhouse (CPH) on weekends...
COMMUNITY
Phone Filmmaking Class
Learn how to turn the camera in your smartphone into a creative filmmaking tool in this four-week class taught by Tony Perri. Participants will...
Alan Portillo (1958-2026)
Submitted by the familyAlan Portillo, LCDR, USN (Ret.), 68, of Coronado, California, died unexpectedly at home on Tuesday, August 4, 2026. He had spent...
Rebecca King announces candidacy for Coronado City Council
Submitted by Rebecca KingI am excited to announce my candidacy for the Coronado City Council.My Coronado story began in 2007, when the Navy stationed...
75 Gratitude Boxes are packed and ready for the troops. Now they need a...
“I've got 75 boxes packed this year, and haven't found a home for them yet,” says Connie Peacock, Rear Commodore of the Coronado Cays...
