Coronado Crime Report (October 17 through October 23)
The information below is provided weekly from the Coronado Police Department and then summarized for publication.
Crimes:
Burglary Report at Bank of AmericaFront passenger window was...
InclusioNado Organizes CUSD Diversity Book Drive
Following the social unrest of summer 2020, a group of Coronado community members formed the grassroots organization, InclusioNado. The mission of InclusioNado is to...
Coronado Crossing Guards Assist with Student & Family Safety
After months of distance learning at home, cohorts of Coronado students are slowly returning to school, which means many bikes, scooters, skateboards, and pedestrians...
Investing Through an Election
For investors, knowing some history about how elections have affected markets in the past may make them more able to stay the course with...
Voting is a Piece of Cake (or Pie) for Kids
For any kids who feel like they are missing out on election fever, the library is offering a chance for children of all ages...
“Taking Turns” Children’s Book Released to Inspire Friendship
Coronado resident Marianne Blackstone Tabner's new book Taking Turns is a whimsical tale written with a universal theme about restoring balance.Sun and Moon have...
Coronado Residents Invited to Review & Comment On Port Master Plan...
City of Coronado residents are invited to review the Port of San Diego’s Revised Draft of the Port Master Plan Update (PMPU) and learn...
Public Invited to ‘Virtual’ Avenue of Heroes Banner Ceremony Nov. 7
The City of Coronado invites the community to attend a very special Avenue of Heroes Banner Dedication Ceremony, which will be held “virtually” on...
Some Coronado Residents Wake to ‘Racism Lives Here’ Yard Signs
This morning, some Coronado residents found unwanted signs on their lawns with the text “Racism Lives Here” followed by "Make America Great Again!" The...
Emerald Keepers’ Halloween Treat – Look for Painted Rocks This Weekend
With Halloween looking a little different this year, Emerald Keepers wanted to share a little treat with the community. Emerald Keepers is a local non-profit...
Scott and Nina Thompson October Emerald Keepers of the Month
Scott Thompson was moving fast, nabbing trash with his pick-up stick from the gutters on the one hundred block of B Avenue when I...
Chef Charleen Sandoval is up for the Challenge of a Fine...
Starting a new job is never easy, but starting a new job during the pandemic, in an industry that has been hit particularly hard,...
“I Want to be the Voice of Coronado” Says Write-in Mayoral...
“I want to wake up the people of Coronado,” emphasizes long-time resident Kirk Horvath, who has been a write-in candidate for mayor for...
San Diego County & Coronado COVID-19 Update – Oct. 26
San Diego County Stats - COVID-19 update from the County Health and Human Services Agency with data through Oct. 25:3,859 or 7.0% of...
CUSD Superintendent’s Update and COVID Dashboard (Two Active Cases)
Today, we enter into Phase 3 of our CUSD reopening plan and enthusiastically welcome new cohorts of students back on campus at both CMS...
Lamb’s Cookbook – A Tasty Way to Help Keep Lamb’s Alive
Lamb's Players Theatre has now been empty for seven months and unfortunately will stay that way for the foreseeable future as "part of the...
Nick Kato for CUSD School Board 2020: Video Interviews
Submitted by Nick KatoHello Coronado! I’ve collected the various video interviews I’ve done with notable and well-respected members of the community. I’ve been so...
The 92118 Hero of the Week – Jacques Spitzer (video)
Meet Jacques Spitzer, The 92118 Hero of the Week. Jacques is dedicated to giving back to our community, especially when it comes to supporting...
Physical Education in Session: How CHS PE Classes Operate During a...
With distance learning well underway at Coronado High School, some may be wondering how students are staying active despite excessive amounts of screen time....
Coronado’s 11,000 Registered Voters
We found this in our archives and thought we'd check in to see what the results look like four years later.This below is from...
