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Inside this edition: A Q&A with the Fourth of July parade’s grand marshal, Vice Adm. John F. G. Wade. The Coronado High School class of 1975 celebrates 50-year reunion with float in the Fourth of July parade. Five tips from parade chair Dave Szymanski on how to make the most of the Coronado Fourth of […]

Inside this edition: NASA technology observes Tijuana sewage pollution entering the Pacific Ocean. Hotel del Coronado completes $550 million restoration. Deportations spark discussion in Coronado after ICE hits San Diego.

Inside this edition: After almost a century of sewage seeping into the Pacific Ocean from Tijuana and into southern San Diego, cities in the region are now calling on the federal government to take drastic measures against Mexico. Coronado rallies for veterans. Also, CUSD will vote on a policy allowing 9th graders off campus.

Inside this edition: UCSD study unveils the threat Tijuana River pollution poses to air quality in San Diego. Coronado baseball team’s season comes to a close after semifinal loss. Also, a march for veterans is scheduled in Coronado on D-Day anniversary.

Inside this edition: U.S. expedites timeline of expansion project at South Bay plant. Coronado High softball season comes to close after playoff berth. Also, Coronado to rethink affordable housing in-lieu fees.

Inside this edition: Coronado High School girls’ lacrosse wins CIF title. ‘Step into my office’: The late Andrew Graham Lounsbury is remembered as ‘Elevator Elvis’ at the Del. Coronado will host a Memorial Day remembrance like they have every year for more than half a century on Monday.

Inside this edition: Resort and hotel development is on the rise, but has tourism in the San Diego region returned to pre-pandemic levels? Marine Corps veteran Ron Zaleski has a mission of walking across the country to advocate for veterans and their mental health. His walk will end in Coronado. Also, Coronado City Council wants […]

Inside this edition: USS Carl Vinson helps derail Houthi attacks in the Middle East. Veolia: A look at the track record of a mega-corporation operating the border sewage plant. ‘We can do better’: Local nonprofit provides mental health care for military families.

Inside this edition: Maria-Elena Giner urges momentum-driven vision for IBWC following her resignation. ‘I can’t imagine living with it’: Tijuana River sewage crisis brings head of EPA to San Diego. Also, the Coronado Fourth of July fireworks show is still on for now, but the future is uncertain.

Inside this edition: The USS Carl Vinson joins Middle East fight against Houthi rebels. Sharp Coronado practices air ambulance emergency drill. Also, the Tijuana River is now No. 2 among 10 most endangered rivers.

Inside this edition: Coronado school leaders will still sue Veolia amid questions of transparency. A toxic microscopic algae bloom hit Southern California early, overwhelming marine rescuers. Also, a contractor has been hired for the Coronado Bridge suicide deterrent project, with work expected to begin in 2026.

Inside this edition: Navy shipbuilding program experiences delays and cost growth. Allison Wygal, a 2022 Coronado High grad, is taking the reins as the head coach for the Islander’s girls’ beach volleyball team. Also, Coronado and other agencies directed to pay fine for 2023 sewage spill.

Inside this edition: According to a report by the federal safety board, the Coronado Bridge is at a possible risk of collapse if struck by a vessel. Small-batch, big dreams: Visitor Coffee Roasters’ journey from baristas to roasters. Also, what happened before the Navy Growler crashed into the San Diego Bay? Read all of these […]

Inside this edition: The EPA will not investigate Tijuana River Valley for Superfund designation. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is beefing up warship presence in the Middle East and will have 2 aircraft carriers in the region. Also, April Fools’ Day is celebrated worldwide, and Coronado is no exception. Read inside for some of the island’s […]

Inside this edition: The International Boundary and Water Commission (IBWC) says issues with a wastewater collector resulted in excessive flows entering the U.S. via the Tijuana River. CUSD approves academic calendars. Also, the Brian Bent Memorial Aquatics Complex makes a case for boosting Coronado’s off-season business.

Inside this edition: Coronado Unified School District sues Veolia, alleges ‘public health crisis’ of sewage pollution impacts school community. Ghana’s first water polo league created by Coronado resident, Asante Sefa-Boakye. Are Coronado’s elected officials held to an ethics standard?