Golf was the name of the game for more than 150 committed players in the 26th Annual Coronado Rotary Charity Golf Tournament at the Coronado Municipal Golf Course on Friday, March 18. The perfect weather made it a must-do...
In 2019, the coaches at University City decided to create a track invite with races for freshmen, sophomores, open, and invitational athletes. It just so happened that was the year when the Islanders had their best group of female...
The Coronado Chamber of Commerce is proud to welcome its newest member, AR Workshop Coronado!
On Wednesday, March 30th the business celebrated its ribbon cutting with friends, family, and community members at their storefront at 1033 B Avenue. The workshop...
One of the most emotional movies I have seen in a long time, Coda, which I learned stands for child of deaf adults, is sure to make you laugh and cry. Watching this deaf family, headed by Frank, the...
The information below is provided from the Coronado Police Department and then summarized for publication.
Crimes Reported:
Petty Theft Report on I Avenue
Victim reported propane tank stolen.
Traffic Accident on Orange Avenue
No injuries reported.
Traffic Accident on 9th Street and C Avenue
Minor injury...
You're invited to a one-of-a-kind dining experience with chef Sergio Jimenez on April 26th. Our Japanese Stake Experience menu will feature traditional Japanese dishes prepared with high-quality, unique ingredients from Japan including Hokkaido crab, Kumomoto Oyster, and three types...
While biking and walking are popular modes of transport around town, Coronado still feels the pain of record-high gas prices. The American Automobile Association (AAA) reported the national average for a gallon of regular gasoline on April 4, 2022...
The Friends of the Coronado Public Library will once again be holding a Book Sale at the same time as the annual Flower Show. There will be changes, however, as the Book Sale will be held for one day...
Originally published on CalMatters.org, a nonprofit, nonpartisan media venture explaining California policies and politics.
BY RACHEL BECKER APRIL 1, 2022
Seven years ago today, during the height of the last drought, California Gov. Jerry Brown stood on the barren slopes of the Sierra Nevada, watching...
Did you know that people with diabetes have a higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease? It’s true. If this disease touches your life, don’t miss the opportunity to become more educated by attending a Sharp Healthcare specialists’ presentation on...
