Coronado resident Betsy Littrell is set to release her first full-length poetry book, titled This Woman is Haunted, which officially comes out December 3. The book features the mansion at 7th and A in Coronado in both the opening...
There is no place like “Home in Coronado for the Holidays” and the City is working on plans for free activities for the entire family. Coronado’s traditional Snow Mountain and Holiday Parade were canceled due to the pandemic but...
Marion Eleanor (Sue) Behrns, age 99, passed away peacefully November 20, 2020. She was born August 11, 1921 in Clay Center, Nebraska to Mabel and Hjalmar Swanson. She was the young sister to Harold and Russell Swanson. After attending...
The pandemic has undoubtedly shaken up business at most restaurants. Coronado's Tent City Restaurant used this time as an opportunity to make improvements. Preston Cobb took over management of the restaurant in September with plans to revamp the long...
The information below is provided weekly from the Coronado Police Department and then summarized for publication.
Crimes Reported:
Restraining Order Violation on B AvenueTemporary restraining order was reported violated.Hit and Run on Silver Strand BoulevardInjuries were reported.Burglary at Central Liquor on...
35 turkeys and 42 pies to-go were on the menu as Brian Savala of Sun West Mortgage, Jim Yeager of Nova Home Loans, and Jim Nelson of Coldwell Banker/West Real Estate showed their appreciation for clients just before Thanksgiving.This...
With San Diego County in the state’s Purple Tier, more restaurants are offering outdoor dining. As the weather grows colder, some businesses hoping to stay open are turning to tents under which to serve diners.Outdoor tents are allowed, according...
He served his country proudly in Korea and Vietnam as a pilot in the US Navy. In 1967, at the age of 38, Captain Mel Moore was shot down over Vietnam. He spent 2,185 days in confinement at the...
As part of ongoing and robust public outreach efforts for the Port Master Plan Update (PMPU) process, the Port of San Diego invites the public to an upcoming Board Workshop during which staff will present feedback received on the...
Given the surge in San Diego County cases and hospitalizations due to COVID-19, County health officials are urging San Diegans to keep Thanksgiving and other holiday celebrations small, short and safe.“There should be a small number of people, and...
