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Inside this edition: A Coronado High School report shows a large number of graduates move onto higher education following rigorous studies. Police Officer Brittany Palmore will step into her new role as Coronado’s main School Resource Officer. Also, meet Bob Rutherford, president of Coronado Rotary.

Inside this special edition: The Coronado Island Film Festival celebrates Hollywood’s creative geniuses at Red Carpet gala.

Inside this edition: International Boundary and Water Commissioner Maria-Elena Giner said state of emergency may not be needed, and President Biden is seeking $310 million. The Coronado Island Film Festival is set to screen Humanity Stoked: a skateboard documentary on the human experience. Also, SEAL Teams One & Two celebrate their 62nd anniversary.

Inside this edition: Leonard Maltin to host Coronado Island Film Festival gala, and he sits down with The Coronado News to share highlights from his illustrious career. President Biden is pushing for $310 million more to fix coastal sewage crisis. Also, a retired teacher takes education beyond the classroom through Emerald Keepers, a community-based environmental […]

Inside this edition: The Coronado News finds that 912 new houses came from state pressure and a settlement. Also, learn about a sex trafficking survivor’s mission to help others restore their lives in Coronado.

Inside this edition: Coronado lays out locations for 912 new housing units. A local resident writes and stars in a short film for the Coronado Island Film Festival. Also, the Emerald Keepers host their second Environmental Conference.

Inside this edition: Meet Rob Arnold, who was a manager at Petco Park before moving to Rady Shell at Jacobs Park across the bay. The City of Coronado pays $10,000 to settle a suit with Mario DiLonardo, a tennis pro. Also, a Chamber of Commerce event celebrates the backbone of Coronado—local first-responders and city employees.

Inside this edition: The Coronado News‘ exclusive interview with Mayor Richard Bailey, where he reveals he is getting out of politics. Community activist Marely Ramírez talks about her role with Stop the Sewage.org — and their work to help fix the sewage crisis. Also, the S&S Friendly Ranch family farm’s legacy continues.

Inside this edition: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis serves up suds at the Coronado VFW during a presidential campaign stop. The Coronado Public Library faces a culture war over books and a Pride event. Also, Coronado teens have started a Stop the Sewage club to fight the ocean sewage crises.

Inside this edition: Federal International Boundary and Water Commissioner Maria-Elena Giner says at least $300 million more is needed to fix the ocean sewage crisis in Tijuana. Coronado librarian Tara Davies instills life-long sustainability knowledge among young environmentalists. Also, met the man behind the Coronado Sports Report.

Inside this edition: A Coronado High School administrator may receive $168,000 to resign after a recent images controversy. Meet some of the women of Squadron VRM-50, who have been military trailblazers at Naval Air Station North Island. Also, learn how Tiffany Lewis built her business after she grew up spending her summers in Coronado.

Inside this edition: Mayors for Coronado and Imperial Beach stand side-by-side at a Stop the Sewage rally. The Coronado Philharmonia Orchestra is set to perform “Mexico Vivo” on Sept. 9. Also, a look at Coronado Island Film Festival’s award-winning filmmakers.

Inside this edition: Read part 3 of The Coronado News’ multi-part series on Awaken Church founders Jurgen and Leanne Matthesius, who have built their evangelical ministry around Jesus — and “prosperity theology.” Students at Coronado High School likely circulated “inappropriate” content that led to a child porn investigation. Also, San Diego Zoo CEO Paul Baribault […]

Inside this edition: Coronado Police are investigating possible cases of child porn and sexual exploitation of a minor at Coronado High School. Awaken Church is planning on starting a church in Coronado, but the evangelical group has met strong resistance. Also, did the feds drop the ball on a $200,000 gift to help fix Tijuana’s […]

Inside this edition: Awaken Church receives an unholy reception in Coronado. An Imperial Beach activist wants a US-based solution for the ocean sewage crisis. Also, Coronado Youth Girls Softball All-stars a soaring after a successful season.

Inside this edition: Get an inside look at The Coronado News’ 24 hours on the USS Carl Vinson to learn about the ship and its operations. Sixteen Coronado Little Leaguers travel to Cooperstown. Also, learn more about the Coronado Island Film Festival’s role with Hollywood.