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More money is on the way to help address a highly invasive tropical alga that was first discovered in the Coronado Cays in September 2023. A $200,000 grant will fund diver surveys and eradication efforts for Caulerpa prolifera, a fast-growing...
By Abby Berk, Ph.D. The ongoing sewage crisis dominated Coronado news in 2025. Beyond the headlines, Emerald Keepers analyzed the County of San Diego’s ocean water quality test results in Coronado to document the true extent of the contamination. In...
It’s that time of year again for the Souper Bowl of Caring. This is a national event involving scouts, church groups, and any other service organization that chooses to be involved. The Coronado High and Middle School Jr Optimist...
Unsure whether looser parking rules would solve Coronado’s vacant storefront problem, the City Council will explore the idea — but not as a priority. All businesses in Coronado must provide minimum amounts of parking based on the demand they create,...
The dream had been brewing for five years. In 2024, it finally came to life. Coronado resident Stephanie Clegg launched Monarch Soul, a spiritual wellness center that's open to everyone. "It helps people learn who they are," said Clegg. "And...
Safe Harbor Coronado is proud to announce the launch of Harbor Connection, a new community initiative made possible by a generous grant from the Rotary Club of Coronado. This exciting partnership underscores both organizations’ commitment to creating healthier, more...
Tucked away in a small upstairs suite near the Coronado Post Office is Island Esthetics, a serene sanctuary for skincare and sugaring owned by San Diego native Heidi Sparks. With a strong love of the ocean, Heidi has kept...
Sometimes you have to go back to move forward is an adage well suited to “The Trip to Bountiful,” Horton Foote’s American Masterpiece now at Lamb’s Players Theatre through March 1. My friend Carolyn and I had the opportunity...
Submitted by Charlotte Hobbs,  MD, PhD I’m writing with deep sadness about the growing rift between Canada and the United States — a divide that is no longer only about trade or foreign policy, but increasingly about values, language, and...
Growing up moving around in a Navy family, Aimee Frisk was always intrigued by her father, a Navy pilot who then became an Emergency Room physician. His influence inspired her current path of caring for people as a medically...