Setting the Stage
To preface this review, my husband and I don't get out much. We have a 17 month old and I am 8 months pregnant with our second... But, when I saw that The Batman was playing for...
While the gig economy has been around for a while, since COVID hit, it has completely blown up. In 2020, the gig economy grew by 33%, expanding 8.25x faster than the US economy as a whole. The same year,...
In summer 2020, the City of Coronado began a planning process to understand the potential effects of sea level rise and to identify possible adaptation strategies to respond to anticipated climate change impacts.
The first step of the sea level...
As of March 19, 2022, BMX bike users now have access to the Coronado Skatepark.
Bikers and skaters are not allowed in the park at the same time so BMX-only hours will be 10 am to noon on Saturdays and...
The City Council approved Coronado’s Climate Action Plan on Tuesday, March 15, and directed staff to move forward with preparing a draft implementation plan. The Climate Action Plan, which can be found on the City’s Comment Coronado page, outlines...
North Island Credit Union invites all San Diego County teachers who have an innovative class project idea to apply for a credit union grant through its bi-annual Teacher Grant program.
The North Island Credit Union spring grant program is available...
The Coronado Woman’s Club was honored for celebrating 75 years of service with a proclamation by Mayor Bailey at the May 15 City Council meeting. Coronado Woman’s Club President Betsy Vernetti, Carrie Downey, and Alexia Palacios-Peters were on hand...
This month’s Emerald Keeper is the Coronado Bridge and Bay Garden Club. Formed in 1972, the Bridge and Bay Garden Club (BBGC) has been involved in all phases of gardening, civic activities and the conservation of natural resources.
Of interest...
The Coronado Unified School District trustees met on Thursday, March 10th at District Offices where the board approved contracts for computer and technology purchases and announced a forum for community members interested in running for school board. But first,...
The County of San Diego Health and Human Services Agency is updating its COVID-19 data reporting pages to provide users with a more interactive experience.
Additional graphics can help users better visualize COVID data trends over time, and the new...
