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Inside this edition: Coronado Unified School District faces tough choices amid budget squeeze. Coronado’s Soroptimist of the Year,Wendy McGuire, shares about her life and the women that inspired it — all of whom came from Coronado. The Coronado News is a finalist in the 2024 Toner Prizes Competition presented by the Newhouse School.

Inside this edition: Budget cuts jeopardize Coronado Unified School District jobs. Hotel del Coronado’s managing director, Sanjiv Hulugalle builds community through multiculturalism and unity. CUSD considers appealing $4.5 million verdict payment following civil trial.

Inside this edition: Beach sewage pollution remains a topic of concern for coastal cities. Artemis II team completed Underway Recovery Test 11 on Feb. 28 – preparing for their launch to the moon in September 2025. Coronado residents set to release a book on the future of AI in the military.

Inside this edition: Students at CHS are nominated to Service Academies. Coronado’s lifelong lifeguard captain, Sean Carey, recognized for 34 years of service. City Council sets restrictions on beach fires and shortened free summer shuttle program.

Inside this edition: Coronado Unified discusses the budget deficit and responds to January 22 rainfall. The USS John L. Canley reports for duty as Captain Thomas A. Mays takes command. Also, a Coronado teen is committed to supporting a path to cure a very rare medical disorder.

Inside this edition: The Coronado City Council has lowered the funding cap per organization for grants. The San Diego Padres debut a new Biomechanics Lab, in partnership with Point Loma Nazarene University. Also, read a touching story about Shane Mallory, who visits each day with Dante Hurteau at a Coronado nursing facility.

Inside this edition: A special city council meeting discussed why Coronado flooded so badly. A Coronado High School graduate is named to the U.S. Sailing Team. Also, the Emerald Keepers environmental group calls on Coronado to reduce plastics in the city.

Inside this edition: Locals protect the large green turtle population in San Diego waters as more people learn about the species. City Councilmember Mike Donovan announces his intent to run for mayor of Coronado. And a demonstration forms outside the Hotel del Coronado as Awaken Church hosted a preview service.

Inside this edition: Coronado homes flood after San Diego flash flood warning. As part of the ongoing sewage crisis, local teens write to President Biden and California Gov. Gavin Newsom to ask them to declare a state of emergency. Also, local doctors find a correlation between their patients’ symptoms and sewage in the ocean.

Inside this edition: Alexia Palacios-Peters brings Navy experience to her role as Coronado Unified School District president in 2024. The Coronado Public Library is in the middle of a religion and patriotism controversy. Also, meet the new editor of The Coronado News: Sofie Fransen.

Inside this edition: An Encinitas group is threatening a lawsuit of the border sewage crisis. It’s official: John Duncan will run for mayor of Coronado. Also, for its milestone 75th anniversary, the Coronado Fourth of July parade is asking the community to submit pictures for a documentary.

Inside this edition: A chance discovery of Caulerpa prolifera in the Coronado Cays triggered an emergency response — meet the predator organism causing alarm in San Diego Bay. First-term Coronado city councilman John Duncan is leaning towards running for mayor, and he has the support of his four kids. Also, a former CUSD student returns […]

Inside this edition: As part of our investigation into the sewage crisis, we spent time in Tijuana to see how residents cope. Congressman Scott Peters speaks at a recent Optimist Club meeting. The community showed up to give thanks to retiring Police Chief Chuck Kaye at the recent City Council meeting.

Inside this edition: Visiting authors share how to tame the inner critic in all of us. The Winn Room at the Coronado Library may expand after 50 years. Alexia Palacios-Peters, a trustee, becomes the new School District board president, while Malachy Sandie will be VP for Coronado Unified governing board.

Inside this edition: PAWS of Coronado is dedicated to taking in the neglected animals of Coronado, and in recent years, they are dealing with overcrowding. Cays Park to become sports fields under city master plan. Santa is coming to town on Christmas Eve to deliver gifts to local families – courtesy of the Coronado Rotary.

Inside this edition: The historic Crown Manor mansion on Coronado’s Ocean Boulevard has been in the hands of a cattle baron and the former owner of the Del — the mansion can be yours for a mere $40 million. Also, the Coronado Unified School District has no intention of selling one of its properties that has […]