Tijuana River Named Second Most Endangered in Nation
Amid the sound of roosters crowing, horses neighing and the smell of raw sewage at a ranch in the Tijuana River Valley, officials announced...
Miss Match Expands Across the Bay, But Remains Local at The...
Miss Match, a Ferry Landing boutique, has expanded across the bay. Their newest location opened in Seaport Village in March 2025. “We are right...
Local Author Christine Mott Wins International Award for Children’s Book
The true story of Flaco the Owl — an unlikely hero who follows his dreams and escapes his enclosure at the Central Park Zoo...
Reserve Your Tickets for Emerald Keepers’ Evening of Aloha
Emerald Keepers will be celebrating the ocean with a Hawaiian-themed evening during Earth Week. An Evening of Aloha will embrace the message malama i...
Coronado Crime Report: Brandishing a Deadly Weapon, Shoplifting, Identity Theft
The information below is provided by the Coronado Police Department and summarized for publication. This report covers April 5 to April 11.
Arrests:
Shoplifting, theft with...
Islander Track And Field Athletes Impressive in League and CIF Rankings
There were two track and field meets last week, a league cluster and the Arcadia Invite.
Coronado Islanders Head Coach Cameron Gary covers the details...
Safe Harbor Coronado Welcomes Mark Frahm as New Development Director
Safe Harbor Coronado is proud to announce the appointment of Mark Frahm as its new Development Director. With an extensive background in business, entrepreneurship,...
Sharp Hospital Auxiliary’s Fundraiser Will Feature Local Small Businesses
On May 9, the Sharp Coronado Hospital Auxiliary will be holding its annual Summer Fair Fundraiser. Two dozen small businesses, including many Coronado companies,...
Steve and Elizabeth Wampler Inspire at Smithsonian with Powerful Message on...
On April 3, the National Museum of American History at the Smithsonian hosted a moving and unforgettable evening with Steve and Elizabeth Wampler, whose...
Coronado Residents Bring 32nd Annual Classy Golf Classic to Coronado to...
Thirty-two years ago, cancer survivor and Coronado resident Craig Pollard founded the charity Cancer for College while he was a student at the University...
CHA to Hold Community Collecting Days: Coronado Lawn Bowling History
For 90 years, Coronado Lawn Bowling Club (CLBC) has been a beloved pastime, fostering camaraderie and community spirit. The Coronado Historical Association is embarking...
Hands-On Film Class with Tony Perri – April 26-June 14
The Coronado Public Library and Coronado Art Commission invite you to step into the director’s chair for a hands-on film class with award winning...
City Council Will Consider Fee Increases for Waste Collection, New-Build Homes,...
The Coronado City Council will hold four public hearings related to fees and taxes and consider extending an emergency proclamation for the ongoing Tijuana...
Coronado’s Beaches Are Closed Again
The weekend brought a series of beach closures to Coronado as Mexico works to repair a critical segment of its wastewater treatment infrastructure.The city's...
Real Estate: March 2025 Coronado Market Update
The Coronado real estate market update is sponsored by Coronado Shores Co. To view Coronado homes for sale, for rent or for property management services,...
Coronado Water and Air Quality Report – Apr. 3-9, 2025
Emerald Keepers seeks to raise awareness about water and air quality in Coronado. The County of San Diego tests our waters regularly and Emerald...
Mexico’s Sewage Construction Pushes More Wastewater into Tijuana River
Mexico is diverting untreated wastewater into the Tijuana River as it works to repair its faulty sewage infrastructure.About five million gallons per day (MGD)...
Coronado Unified School District Votes to Remain in Sewage Litigation
The Coronado Unified School District voted 3-2 on Wednesday, April 9 to continue litigation against Veolia, the operators of the South Bay International Wastewater...
Coronado Middle School Launches Esports Club, Creating a New Space for...
Esports—competitive video gaming—is rapidly becoming one of the fastest-growing extracurricular activities in middle and high schools nationwide. This year, Coronado Middle School (CMS) joined...
Rolling the Dice: Road Trip to Vegas…with Teenagers!
Taking the teenagers on a road trip for Spring Break is always kind of a gamble. Especially teenage girls...who seem to have a lot...
