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Ten Candidates Apply for Open City Council Seat

The Coronado City Council has one vacant seat, and the sitting council will attempt to fill it by appointment at its regular meeting on...

Past Leaders Step Down as Coronado’s New Mayor and City Council Step Forward

After years of debating with each other, compromising with one another, even joking with each other as meetings dragged past the six-hour mark, the...

After Lengthy Closure, Imperial Beach Shoreline is (Mostly) Open

Recent water quality standards meet the state's threshold for safety, San Diego County announced on Sept. 23. The stretch of sand along the Silver Strand...

Hazmat Team Says There is No Imminent Air Quality Danger in South Bay. Some Scientists Disagree.

The County of San Diego today hosted an emergency press conference to address ongoing concerns about air quality in the South Bay related to...

Contract Awarded in $600 Million International Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion

The repairs and expansion of the South Bay International Wastewater Treatment Plant will be undertaken by PCL Construction of Long Beach, Calif., officials announced...

City Council Candidate Amy Steward Wants to Take Her Advocacy to the Next Level

Amy Steward has a favorite coffee mug. “Coronado,” it reads. “The end of the rainbow.” Years ago, as a military spouse, she would sip from...

After Decades of Business Leadership, Council Candidate Mark Fleming Hopes to Lead Coronado

Mark Fleming says he wants to keep Coronado special. He’s joined the race for Coronado City Council this year because he likes the direction the...

City Council Candidate Laura Wilkinson Sinton’s Unplanned Journey to Politics

Laura Wilkinson Sinton is an accidental politician. After co-founding Stop the Sewage, a grassroots organization that has lobbied locally and nationally for funding to address...

City Council Candidate Andrew Gade Hopes to Protect What Makes Coronado Unique

When Andrew Gade moved to Coronado, he knew two things: First, that he’d found the perfect place to live. Second, that someone needed to...

City Council Candidate Christine Mott Wants Coronado to be More Proactive

Last summer, Christine Mott watched heated discourse erupt after the city decided to cut down heavily debated trees near the city’s lawn bowling green. She...
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