The question isn’t whether Coronado wants its electric shuttle back. It’s how much the city is willing to pay to make that ...
When storms hit Coronado in 2024, Linda Charles watched water flood her yard and the street outside her home on Pomona Avenue ...
Pete Wilson, head Cross Country Coach, supplies the details of the Islander’s meet last Friday at the Kit Carson Invitational ...
Paid political endorsement letter from Dr. Scot Youngblood As my four-year term as CUSD Trustee comes to an end, I would like ...
Paid political endorsement letter from Dave Landon I am writing to enthusiastically support Peggy Duncan for the Coronado ...
Almost There, a book 15 years in the making, is a collection of stories inspired by the real-life experiences of Jewish ...
Both American players will be appearing at the season-ending event for the fifth consecutive year Gauff is a former WTA ...
Written by Bill Lyons Among primary-residence buyers who applied to multiple lenders and ultimately closed, 21.4% of ...
WINTER 2026 C3 GALLERY EXHIBITION “Windows” Art as a view into other places – real, imagined, or emotional spaces.
Submitted by Laura Wilkinson Sinton Every Coronado resident is free to endorse candidates. So is John Duncan. But no one, especially the mayor, should blur the line between private opinion […] ...
Coronado Playhouse invites audiences to venture beyond “happily ever after” with Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s acclaimed musical, Into the Woods. Bringing together beloved characters from ...