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“Living by the Ferry Landing we see so much trash, and we know it ends up out in the bay. It is something we are tired of seeing, so we decided to start doing something about it.” – Cindy...
Community, elegance, and history defined the evening of the Coronado Historical Association’s annual Spreckels Society Summer Party. After being canceled last year due to the pandemic, the party, which was coordinated by committee chairs Caroline Murray and Emily Talbert,...
In a true sign of recovery, the Hotel del Coronado and Discover Coronado hosted its first large scale, in-person event for convention and meeting planners since late 2019. After being postponed five times because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the...
Submitted by Carolyn Rogerson August 19, 2021This is my public apology to the CUSD Board, board meeting attendees, residents of Coronado and students.My upset behavior and outburst at 8:00 this evening was atrocious. Frustration, grief and fear overcame my better self...
The highlight of the August 17 City Council meeting was the touching story of the actions of Coronado paramedics and lifeguards in saving the life of Geno Forman on July 5. An avid swimmer who has been vacationing here...
Talk about bright ideas! Vince DiMella explains how he came up with the idea of LED "mini" signs for some of his favorite cities in San Diego.  A sign for Coronado was just released and is now available.How did...
Sandcastles are an Imperial Beach tradition and the 2021 Sun & Sea Festival transforms into Sandcastle City, August 14-22.The castle is open for viewing so take a drive down the strand and visit the massive castle built at Portwood...
Dozens of people filled a room at the Coronado Community Center on Monday, August 16th, for a town hall criticizing critical race theory. It was organized by Reform California, a general purpose political committee led by radio show host...
Fog surfing is all about hitting the waves when the thick and eerie fog is rolling in. The surf by the Imperial Beach Pier is a favorite among surfers and some mornings can get gloomy here. But the local...
Will robots soon be scurrying around Coronado delivering meals from your favorite restaurants? Brad Willis caught up with longtime resident and restaurateur Ken Irvine today on Orange Avenue as he introduced DAX the Robot to the community. Clayton's Bakery...