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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.

Inside this edition: San Diego State Aztecs fall short in NCAA finale, but the team gave Coronado March memories. Coronado teen combats the climate crisis. Also, Imperial Beach Council is working to find solutions on the sewage crisis.

Inside this edition: Coronado Unified is suing social media firms. Coronado Library Directory Shaun Briley starts a project to promote media literacy across the U.S. Celebrate Sand Diego State’s historic run to the NCAA Final Four. Also, learn about the Coronado Bridge’s dark past and hopeful future.

Inside this edition: $144 million was OK’d for sewage problems, but no funds have been released yet — will Mexico keep its bargain? Watchdogs want more transparency with Coronado schools. Also, read about Coronado’s “Sandcastle Man” Bill Pavlacka.

Inside this edition: Has Coronado eliminated homelessness? The Coronado News investigation finds that dysfunction is seemingly at the core of the Tijuana sewage mess. Also, meet Coronado High School outstanding teacher winner Maylén Rafuls

Inside this edition: Tijuana sewage crises sickens tens of thousands and hospitalizes a teacher. Coronado appoints Jayson Summer as fire chief. Also, Larry Delrose of Coronado’s Talent made a film with Hollywood stars.

Inside this edition: The Hotel del Coronado completes a $400 million renovation of its legendary resort. Bitter feuding, wasted money and treaty violations are preventing a Tijuana sewage solution. Also, Renee Cavanaugh removes her ‘teacher hat’ as the new CUSD school board president.

Inside this edition: Broken promises by the U.S. and Mexico keep millions of gallons of raw sewage flowing into Pacific Ocean, Coronado and other beaches. Equity Conference still is a hot-button issue at CUSD’s board meeting. Also, Coronado Mayor Richard Bailey is aiming to scale Mount Everest.