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Inside this edition: Five candidates have announced they’re running for city council. Coronado’s Fourth of July Parade: A family affair. The real-life Gidget, Kathy Kohner-Zuckerman, is coming to Coronado.

Inside this edition: County investigating correlation of sewage pollution and airborne illness. Meet the Grand Marshal of this year’s Fourth of July parade, Vice Adm. Dan “Undra” Cheever. Parade introduces new equestrian groups as Carlynne Allbee celebrates 53rd year.

Inside this edition: Coronado’s grant program funds 22 organizations this year. Coronado Fourth of July is gearing up for its 75th anniversary. Q&A: How the county found no ties between sickness and sewage at South Bay Urgent Care.

Inside this edition: The legacy of the League of Wives: a statue unveiled in Star Park honors the wives of military combatants who fought for their partners while they were prisoners of war during the Vietnam War. Coronado High School celebrates the graduating class of 2024. Coronado’s valedictorian and co-salutatorians sharememories, future plans.

Inside this edition: Coronado resident publishes a book about her sister’s disappearance. Despite sickness, infection, and over a month of climbing, Mayor Richard Bailey accomplished his goal of climbing the tallest peak in the world, Mt. Everest. Coronado schools reject teachers’ pay raise demands.

Inside this edition: State of emergency continued over invasive algae known as Caulerpa prolifera, which threatens to damage sea life in San Diego Bay. From the Coronado Community Center pool to the Paralympic pool – discover the story of Scott Robeson. The quest to forever homes, overcrowding at PAWS of Coronado.

Inside this edition: Coronado approves Cays Park master plan despite some council members voicing concerns. Hundreds of Coronado residents gathered on Memorial Day at Star Park in honor of service members who have fallen during their time in the United States Armed Forces. Sharp Coronado Hospital debuts da Vinci 5, a new surgical robot.

Inside this edition: Students show support for Coronado counselor. Coronado author Ann Bancroft releases first book, “Almost Family”. Leadership Summit Awards honors five Coronado figures.

Inside this edition: The Coronado High School boys volleyball team brings the season to a close with second place finish. The city of Coronado is asking Governor Newsom, and President Biden to address the sewage crisis. Documentary screening in Coronado sheds light on Christian nationalism concerns.

Inside this edition: The Coronado Unified School District finalizes staffing cuts for the 2024-2025 school year. Historic honor tour in San Diego ends with the welcome of a lifetime. Carried by the wind, Velella velella reach Coronado South Beach.

Inside this edition: Tijuana River included in top 10 most endangered rivers in America. MotorCars on MainStreet took over Orange Avenue for the 35th annual show. CHS boys volleyball team wraps up conference play.

Inside this edition: Attendance decline raises budget concerns for Coronado Unified. Motion passes to ban fires on beach outside the Coronado Shores. CHS Program Specialist Brooke Barto will be recognized for years-long student teaching and support.

Inside this edition: Coronado’s housing element has reached a final update. The Coronado Flower Show celebrates over a century of artistic creativity in its 102nd year returning to Spreckels Park. Coronado High School’s Lauren Gilhooly sets track school records and ranks among top runners.

Inside this edition: Hotel Del partners with Habitat for Humanity, donating 72 tons of furniture during their renovation. E-Bike safety concerns continue in Coronado. Police to add four more non-lethal foam launchers to the department’s equipment.

Inside this edition: Back for his previous position, Casey Tanaka is running for mayor against two other council members, John Duncan and Mike Donovan. A step in the right direction, but new funds for sewage plant still fall short. Spanish estate sells as the most expensive home in Coronado’s history.

Inside this edition: US. Navy poster child: Captain Newt McKissick leaves his role as Commanding Officer of Naval Base Coronado, he talks about the importance of having commanded eight Navy installations and how it relates to his new role. Tent City: A century-old tale of summer magic on Coronado shores. Electric mini-shuttle pilot program to […]