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Inside this edition: Coronado Unified School District improves science scores in state assessments. CHS boys’ water polo team having one of its best seasons in recent history. Pharmacist works to bring Crown Coast Pharmacy to Coronado.

Inside this edition: Aviation aficionado shares his love and knowledge for the craft. An afternoon with local artist Christie Curran. Also, Coronado affected by three new bills overriding local control on meetings, zoning and contracts.

Inside this edition: San Diego supervisors approve state funding request for Tijuana River Valley study. Coronado lifeguard of the year: Julieyanna “Jules” Parker. Imperial Beach City Council appoints new District 3 council member.

Inside this edition: Most expensive home in the Cays sells for over $24 million. Coronado High routs Mar Vista in homecoming game. Coronado Terrible Orchestra begins first session.

Inside this edition: Coronado veteran Captain James Ginn Callaway will be honored in a late September homecoming. Coronado will be losing 29 affordable housing units by the end of January. Also, a suicide deterrent on Coronado Bridge will start construction next summer.

Inside this edition: San Diego Air Pollution Control District accelerates distribution of air purifiers. San Diego County supervisors approve studies on sewage crisis impacts. Also, CUSD on track to meet mandated reserves in upcoming years.

Inside this edition: Coronado signs labor contracts with police and fire departments. Polluted Tijuana River closed Coronado beaches days after rapid treatment plant expansion. Also, Coronado’s guidelines on historic buildings are changing.

Inside this edition: South Bay wastewater treatment plant boosts capacity by 10M gallons. Navy veteran oncologist to lead Palomar Health’s brachytherapy program. Also, Tijuana River ‘hotspot’ is the source of airborne pollutants.

Inside this edition: How vermin make life – and business – miserable for Coronado restaurateurs. Scripps scientists are working on swimmer illness risk forecasts. Also, Coronado school board OKs loan to close $2 million budget shortfall.

Inside this edition: New Mexican restaurant to open in Coronado Historical Association cafe. Coronado High School grad Austin Varco’s climb to NASCAR. Also, Coronado is set to enforce plastic-free regulations beginning Sept. 16.

Inside this edition: Mitch McKay looks to prioritize sewage crisis as new Imperial Beach mayor. “Art Outside the Box”: A group of local organizations, including the Coronado Historical Association, collaborated to give Coronado’s utility boxes along Orange Avenue a new look that draws inspiration from the past. “Making a difference through education”: A kindergarten teacher […]

Inside this edition: Rite Aid in Coronado closes its doors on Aug. 24. Coronado High football ramps up for new season. Also, a temporary increase in North Island jet operations is expected.

Inside this edition: The U.S., Mexico sign a memorandum addressing the Tijuana sewage crisis. Former TOPGUN instructor and Coronado resident Vincent Aiello opens up in new book. Also, Caltrans: The future of the Silver Strand Highway is at risk.

Inside this edition: Coronado once more raises developer fee for new units that don’t provide affordable housing. Coronado High grad makes first Wimbledon appearance. Also, USS Carl Vinson heading to home port after three months in the Middle East.

Inside this edition: South Bay residents, visitors feel threatened by sewage crisis. Mary Hale: The porcelain painter refined by fire, sparks interest in the next generation. Also, a new warship, USS Pierre comes to San Diego.

Inside this edition: Labor negotiations between city and first responders continue. The Coronado Fourth of July parade marks another year of connectedness. Also, Paloma Aguirre is the new San Diego County supervisor.