Saturday, November 14, 2026
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Just after 8pm on Wednesday, March 9, two motorcyclists collided on the Silver Strand (SR75) near Imperial Beach. The accident resulted in the closure of all lanes, southbound, south of the accident site near Fort Emory in order to...
Have you seen this Jimmy John's Sandwiches commercial filmed here in Coronado at The Del? It's sure to make you smile (and maybe crave a turkey club sub...). https://youtu.be/XG9AZTaYpuw Watch it on YouTube here.          
After two years of a pandemic, the intermission is over, and it’s time to roll out the red carpet again to celebrate arts, culture & creativity in Coronado. That’s the viewpoint of the new Chair of the Cultural Arts Commission,...
“Losing my dad at the age of 12 had a profound impact on my life,” shared Francis Gary Powers, Jr., whose Airforce pilot father’s U-2 plane was shot down during the Cold War in 1960 in the USSR. His...
The early morning sun shone brightly as a group canvassing the San Diego downtown homeless encampment called out to the homeless. Walking down the line of tents, several volunteers engaged the homeless. “Good morning. Have you heard about the...
There will be three unique storytelling sessions for kids and by kids. The first two sessions are presented by adult storytellers for kids. They are: “Tricks Are For Kids: Trickster Tales” and “Participation Stories for Kids”. The third session is “Kids Tell”...
FOCUS is an all volunteer organization with the mission to assist in the comfort and betterment of battered, abused, homeless, disabled and foster children in San Diego County. Focus is celebrating its 40th Anniversary with a special in-kind grant...
The 2022 Islander Baseball season is officially back on. Coming into the week the Islanders had started off strong boasting a fine 2-1 record through their first three games. However, after an 8-2 loss to Steel Canyon on March 2,...
NEW LYRICS TO AN OLD SONG Leave Coronado, and you miss it for the rest of your life. We’ve all known people with that experience, many of us have been there ourselves. Here’s what one man did to deal with...
Two years ago, Coronado author and historian, Joe Ditler, put out his third book, “Coronado Confidential.” It’s a fun and self-deprecating look at growing up in Coronado during the turbulent 1960s and ‘70s. “I’m thrilled to announce that, beginning this...