A note of appreciation for our City Council’s ongoing hard work on the Tijuana sewage crisis, especially the tenacious efforts of Mayor John Duncan.

Monday through Friday, we have hundreds of students and their families walking and biking to and from school. Crossing guards help to ensure the safety of everyone, but we can all do more to make ...

Along with the many friends, neighbors, and colleagues of Kelly Purvis, I was overjoyed two years ago to learn she had been appointed to fill the council seat made vacant ...

It is with the greatest of pleasure that I write an endorsement letter for Kelly Purvis, running for City Council.

This Saturday, August 29, we’ll have a chance to support Daniel in a place that means a great deal to him. Come join us at ...

Coronado residents will have an opportunity to hear directly from candidates running for Coronado City Council during a public candidate forum on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, at the Coronado Unified ...

Growing up in Milledgeville, Georgia, Robert “Bob” Taylor was an unlikely Francophile with bigger plans. After high school, ...

Applications are due September 1. To apply, visit Focus-sdkids.org and click the Internship Program application link.

Friday night was a struggle —and a heartbreaker— for the Coronado High School football team. In their season and home opener, ...

When John O’Brien’s Navy service ended, he was filled with optimism for the future. His optimism was rewarded because 14 years later he returned to Coronado and began a successful homebuilding career.

All Coronado Residents and Visitors are welcome to attend. If you are unable to attend in person, the Zoom Meeting ID is 829 3516 1275. The passcode is 208877.

Don’t miss out! Join Emerald Keepers for an evening of celebration and community in support of a more sustainable Coronado on Thursday, September 17 ...