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City Council Agenda: Fractional Home Ownership, General Fund Forecast, Consolidation of City Commissions

The agenda for this week's meeting of the Coronado City Council includes residential timeshares, consolidating two city commissions, a presentation on the city's financial...

Coronado’s Beaches Reopen

All of Coronado's beaches have reopened as of the evening of April 21, San Diego County reports. The city’s southern beaches – the Silver Strand...

City Council Will Consider Fee Increases for Waste Collection, New-Build Homes, Hotels

The Coronado City Council will hold four public hearings related to fees and taxes and consider extending an emergency proclamation for the ongoing Tijuana...

Coronado’s Beaches Are Closed Again

The weekend brought a series of beach closures to Coronado as Mexico works to repair a critical segment of its wastewater treatment infrastructure. The city's...

Rep. Peters Introduces Bill Allowing IBWC to Accept Funding from Outside Entities

As the United States work to address its faulty wastewater treatment infrastructure that contributes to the ongoing Tijuana sewage crisis, leaders have long said...

A Broken Promise to San Diego: Time for Action, Not Excuses

Submitted by Miguel Ochoa On February 13, 2025, I attended the U.S. International Boundary and Water Commission (IBWC) San Diego Citizens Forum Public Meeting in San Ysidro, expecting...

DOD Report Recommends Relocating SEALs Training When Water is Contaminated

Last year, while Coronado's beaches were largely closed due to the ongoing Tijuana sewage crisis, the U.S. Navy SEALs kept training. Leaders say they will...

Many Community Grants Will Be Recommended for Automatic Renewal This Year, But Council Can Still Adjust

This year, the city's community grants will be evaluated on an expedited timeline, the Coronado City Council decided unanimously on Feb. 4. Under the new...

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...
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