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Inside this edition: New Port Commission chair pushes for improving access to cleaner air. Hotel del Coronado and Sandcastle Man part ways. Also, Coronado school trustees to consider campus cell phone bans during upcoming meetings.

Inside this edition: County supervisor: IBWC’s Tijuana River clean up failed. What happened during a weekslong pilot project? Weekly Coronado protest rallies against Trump administration, ICE and more. Also, County of San Diego OKs temporary fix to reduce toxic gas along Tijuana River.

Inside this edition: San Diego wages increase: Will Coronado follow? San Diego ferries listed in National Register of Historic Places. Coronado city council reiterates guidelines to support federal law enforcement.

Inside this edition: Repairs completed on sewage line where millions of gallons entered the Tijuana River after a wastewater system collapse. Coronado boys’ soccer drops first league match to University City, bounces back against Kearny. Also, new school funding system may ‘change the landscape’ of Coronado public schools.

Inside this edition: Sinkhole caused by second water main leak under streets of Coronado. San Diego leaders oppose Trump’s proposed offshore oil drilling for California. CHS winter sports midseason update.

Inside this edition: Coronado calls for accountability and funding from Mexico in the new year. Editor’s picks: The Coronado News’ best of 2025. Police officers hired after new labor contracts between CPD and the city.

Inside this edition: New Year’s resolutions – to do, or not to do? Maureen Sylvester served on the USS Nimitz’s first deployment with women, now it will retire in 2026. Op-Ed: Year-end reflections from our full-time reporters.

Inside this edition: The United States and Mexico sign Minute 333. Coronado girls’ water polo off to an undefeated 8-0 start this season. Rotary Santa program spreads Christmas Eve cheer in Coronado.

Inside this edition: Port of San Diego considers one-year lease extension with Coronado Ferry Landing. What the former mayor of Coronado has been up to. Also, families impacted by ongoing sewage crisis odors receive air filters.

Inside this edition: Coronado to add 8 affordable housing units. Celebrating the holidays in Coronado: The Hotel del Coronado hosted its annual holiday festival featuring Santa flying overhead. Also, the USS Nimitz stops in Coronado as the USS Abraham Lincoln leaves for deployment.

Inside this edition: Construction has started at the vacant lot next to Il Fornaio. Meet Chef Lucas: Embodying confidence and building recognition in Coronado. Also, a closer look behind Coronado’s steep ambulance fees.

Inside this edition: Kurt Hines fired as CHS head football coach, new coach named. Local artist ignites intrigue, connection and appreciation for Coronado. Coronado sees success in updated recreation fees and policies. From all of us here at The Coronado News, we wish you a happy Thanksgiving!

Inside this edition: Gardeners to remain in the Tijuana River Valley for the next year. CHS boys’ basketball looks to returners for upcoming season. Coronado Unified moves forward with a cell phone policy review.

Inside this edition: Port of San Diego ends lease with Coronado Ferry Landing, future steps unclear. Coronado Island Film Festival celebrates its 10th anniversary. Also, Non-fatal drownings at Glorietta Bay bring up concerns for Lifeguard Captain Sean Carey.

Inside this edition: CUSD addresses school safety after a stabbing at the middle school. Weekly Coronado Certified Farmers Market brings ‘farm fresh food’. Also, Veteran Lt. Cmdr. Fred Eckert honored on Avenue of Heroes.

Inside this edition: Italian restaurant Island Pasta closes after 31 years. Islander girls’ volleyball gearing up for playoffs. NASCAR reveals street course at Naval Air Station North Island.