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Public Meets Shark Lab Scientists from California State University, Long Beach at Coronado’s Central Beach, during March 31st White Shark Tagging Event
By Phil Garn, Advocate for Live Buoy Monitoring
More than twenty members of the public including the colorfully attired Dani Grady and her “Sharkbait Mamas”...
City of Coronado Encourages Safety for Outdoor Dining, Diners
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...
City Council Discusses New LPR Parking Protocol, Special Event Permits, Trees & More
This week’s city council meeting started off with two well-deserved ceremonial presentations and an impressive student presentation by the Coronado Middle School Robotics Team....
Dog Beach, Sunset Park and Cays Tennis Courts Approved to Open at Council Meeting
City Manager Blair King had lots of positive community updates to share in his opening report. Dog lovers will be ecstatic to learn that...
Council Debates and Closes Beach on Weekends, Limits Parks and Ocean Blvd. Parking
With a room full of empty chairs (many watched live online), the City Council started its Special Meeting on March 31 with the Mayor...
RHNA, Community Pool Fees, Free Shuttle Topics at Council Meeting
There was much to celebrate with four ceremonial proclamations starting off this week’s City Council meeting. Good news that the city’s Fire Insurance Rating...
Lifeguard Truck Runs Over Child at Coronado Beach
Around 6:15pm Monday evening, a Coronado Lifeguard truck on routine patrol ran over a young child in the sand on the Coronado beach. According...
Summer 2019 at The Del – New Traditions and Old Favorites
From new venues to nightly bell ringing ~ lots of things are happening at The Del this summer. From the unveiling of the newly...
Alarm Spreads After Reports of Fire at El Cordova Hotel in Historic Block of Orange Avenue
Fire and police sirens ring out with some regularity in Coronado. More often than not, they are a fleeting reminder that our community and...
City Manager’s Weekly Update – November 2, 2018
Downtown Goes Ghostly recap and another successful Halloween in Coronado
Avenue of Heroes ceremony on Saturday, Nov. 3 honored 13 new Hometown Heroes
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