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Inside this edition: Police review phone material as Coronado Unified School District refuses to release public records related to the controversy. “Mr. Entertainment” Larry Delrose is working on a documentary regarding the ocean sewage crisis in Tijuana. Also, Coronado residents debate LGBTQ+ content at the library.

Inside this edition: A USIBWC project is expected to stop trash flow at the Tijuana River. Learn how “Yellowstone” cinematographer Mike Parry, a Coronado High School graduate, made it in the film industry. Also, Coronado’s Rhonda Haiston works to stop bridge suicides.

Inside this edition: Emmy winner Liberty Zabala is moving to D.C. for her next chapter. Bill Walton is standing tall on the homeless crisis in San Diego. Also, curiosity drives 2023 Coronado High School valedictorian Adam Perez to new possibilities.

Inside this edition: Coronado’ Fourth of July parade packs Orange Avenue. San Diego County Supervisors declare an emergency in the ocean sewage crisis. Also, a Coronado resident sues for access at the Coronado Yacht Club.

Inside this edition: A special edition of coverage for the Coronado Fourth of July. Also, the city council whittles requests and assigns $1 million in new grants.

Inside this edition: Imperial Beach children write and ask President Joe Biden to fix the Tijuana sewage crisis that has existed for nearly a century. Coronado High School graduates class of 2023. Also, Navy trailblazer Chandra “MamaSan” Newman leads the way for change.

Inside this edition: Coronado Mayor Richard Bailey filed papers to run for San Diego County Supervisor. Learn about the many roles that Coronado’s Carrie Anne Downey plays. Also, Coronado Fourth of July is seeking donors.

Inside this edition: Key officials say more money is needed to fix the Tijuana sewage problem. Naval Air Station North Island hosts the Warrior Games. Also, identical twins Mariella and Natalia Avanni have created a bright future for themselves.

Inside this edition: Coronado Police are investigating “inappropriate” material sent to Coronado High School student’s smartphones. SEAL Team 6 is honored at a Memorial Day service in Coronado. Also, Coronado’s Cheryl Landon fulfills a promise to her father, TV star Michael Landon.

Inside this edition: Are teachers leaving Coronado for better pay? Setsuo Iwashita was taken away from Coronado as a child, but he returned after World War II to create a baseball heritage. Coronado Fourth of July is coming — here’s what you need to know.

Inside this edition: Coronado sees a mosquito outbreak from invasive species. Coronado schools are suing internet sites but continue to use social media. Also, Spike the sea lion likes fish, ice, naps — and getting cheers while playing video games with Naval scientists.

Inside this edition: U.S. and Mexico OK projects to help alleviate sewage crisis. Journalist, cancer survivor and now author: Ann Bancroft continues to adapt to life’s challenges. Also, Navy retiree Ken Bitar flies drones.

Inside this edition: A former tennis pro says Coronado engaged in a fraudulent contract. Coronado Unified celebrates students from multicultural backgrounds. Also, read about Stephanie Anderson’s journey as the owner of Island Yoga Coronado.

Inside this edition: Critics address Coronado Unified School Board over LGBTQIA+ training. City welcomes cinema fans to Coronado Island Film Festival, or CIFF. Junior Optimist Club serves community with fresh ideas.

Inside this edition: Coronado Unified School District joins the legal fight against social media giants. The C4 Foundation is inspired by a SEAL and for SEALs. Also, learn how Bill Huck’s $4 food budget taught him the value of money and a love of Coronado.

Inside this edition: City creates a committee to deal with the Tijuana sewage crisis. Read about Coronado’s Jane Mitchell: from resume tapes in a rental car to 28 Emmys. Also, Coronado Flower Show’s 101st event is this weekend.