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The City of Coronado has settled its lawsuit filed against the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority and the Airport Land Use Commission challenging the October 1, 2020, adoption of the Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan (ALUCP) for Naval...
Girls Golf Last week, the girls varsity golf team participated in a decisive CIF play-in trimatch against San Dieguito and Oceanside at Coronado Golf Course. The results from this match determined which team advanced to the CIF Championship Tournament at...
As the Coronado High School (CHS) Class of 2021 approaches graduation, seniors are looking ahead to a variety of paths including full time work, military service, travel, and education. Approximately 25% of CHS graduates attend a two-year college and...
Coronado Shores Co. is the oldest independent brokerage on the Island. We built The Shores in 1970, sold them, and now manage approximately 400 individually owned units as long term and vacation rentals. Services offered: real estate sales, vacation rentals and property management.
One of the Coronado Little League baseball teams is on a winning streak. The Sandlot Sluggers, ages 7 to 10, won their championship this past week after an undefeated season. They are moving on to the Tournament of Champions...
It was a welcome sign of things getting back to normal as Floyd Ross returned after more than a year to give the opening prayer at the City Council meeting with the audience clapping for his return.In returning to...
Many thanks to CBS 8 San Diego for alerting The Coronado Times to this “flashback video” that features the Hotel del Coronado. (The video is silent, so no need to adjust your volume.)https://youtu.be/URHZ053RHV0CBS 8 shares: Silent Original script excerpt: The...
Bringing more than 20 years of non-profit experience to the role, Michelle Gilmore, a Coronado Unified School District (CUSD) parent, local resident and active volunteer in the community, returns to Coronado Schools Foundation (CSF) to take on the role...

Note From Toni

Submitted by Office of Senate President pro Tempore Toni G. AtkinsJune means summer’s coming. That’s one of the times of year that reminds us what a truly remarkable place we live in. June is also the month we celebrate...
Coronado Schools Foundation is proud to offer in-person summer enrichment classes for K-12 for the weeks of June 21-June 25 and June 28-July 2. All classes, taught by credentialed teachers and experts, are open to students from all school...