Restaurants and Participants Rave About the Sixth Annual Taste of Coronado

On Wednesday, October 14th, 800 people stepped out onto the streets of Coronado participate in Coronado's foodie event of the season: The Taste of...

City to Replace Bike Plan; Survey Results Worth Considering

The article City Council Kills Bike Master Plan, Poised to Begin Prep of Coronado Comprehensive Active Transportation Strategy invited readers to complete a survey about the...

Trends with Howard Lindzon and Why 350 Investors Just Invaded the...

How did a relatively recent Coronado resident manage to entice 350 of his "financial friends" to take over the Hotel del Coronado for a 3-day "profit...

Bike the Bay 2015 Coronado Bridge Crossing

Learn more about this annual ride here.

City Council to Discuss Budget, Traffic Signs, and Library Coffee Cart

After three consecutive meetings with controversial agenda items – a beach path, bicycle lanes and traffic lights - that drew overflow crowds to the...

Islander this Week Broadcast (Video)

Islander this Week is a weekly show dedicated to bringing students the news, events, and people of both CHS and the Coronado community.Learn more...

Investing with Tailwinds

October 2015 Peter C. Thoms, CFAFor our clients who are comfortable owning individual stocks, we like to invest for them where we can find “tailwinds.”...

Coronado Adult Education is in Cahoots with Line Dancing

  Looking for an alternative to watching City Council meetings or political debates? Need a fun way to increase the number of steps on your...

Mitch Sanders (1955-2015)

MITCH SANDERS The Universal Friend, 1955-2015CORONADO – When times get tough, we become dependent on certain mainstays of life – people or places that are constant,...

Spreckels Park Eucalyptus Tree to be Removed Thursday

The City has decided to immediately remove a mature Sugar Gum eucalyptus tree, which suddenly and without warning dropped a limb weighing more than...

“The Walk” Now Playing at Village Theatre

In 1974, Phillipe Petit has a dream: to walk on a high wire from one World Trade Center Tower to the other.Phillipe has been...

Coronado Reviewing Plan for El Niño, Wet Weather

The City of Coronado is reviewing its emergency response plan in anticipation of a forecasted El Niño weather event, which may bring record storms...

5 Must-Try Activities for the Outdoor Enthusiast in Coronado

Coronado enjoys not only pristine beaches and stunning sunsets; we also cater to outdoor enthusiasts with a myriad of adventurous activities. Being tucked...

Road Show Puts a Price on Family Heirlooms

More than 100 people hauled an assortment of goods -- jewelry, furniture, pottery paintings, swords and shotguns -- into a tiny room behind Tent...

3pm Meeting Today to Discuss Large Eucalyptus Tree / Dropped Limb...

The City of Coronado will host an important community meeting at 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, October 13, at Spreckels Park to publicly review the...

Former CHS Soccer Standout Chosen as University Athletic Association Athlete of...

St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 13, 2015 – Six student-athletes from Washington University in St. Louis were selected as the University Athletic Association (UAA) Athletes...

Sybil Bailey Stockdale (1924-2015)

Sybil Elizabeth Bailey was born to Sidney and Lucretia Bailey at their family home in East Haven, Connecticut on November 25, 1924. As a...

Historic Moments from Coronado: 1920-1930

 Edward, Prince of Wales, visit to Coronado and dinner at the Hotel Del Coronado in 1920. He served in WWI and be came King...

Coronado Needs Change for Animal Control

Recently Fox News highlighted the Coronado situation with the police involved taser shooting of a dog:http://fox5sandiego.com/2015/10/08/owner-calls-for-change-after-coronado-police-kill-dog/One thing the community can do is tie ribbons...

Fussing about Bussing: Why Base Commuters Don’t Use Transportation Alternatives

(The first in a series exploring transportation incentives and challenges around Coronado). Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) busses to Coronado do not save what many...