For three consecutive seasons, the Coronado High School girls’ water polo team won the CIF Division I title, from 2022-24. After a “down” year in ‘25 – by Islanders’ standards – that ended with a first round exit, the team is back on the upswing in coach David Throop’s second season, headed to the CIF […]
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Imperial Beach may join growing trend of more e-bike rules
Imperial Beach officials may join a growing number of San Diego County cities that have implemented stricter regulations on e-bikes. The new rules may look similar to what six other cities so far have adopted — with one exception. Councilmembers have already indicated that they will not prohibit riders under 12 years old from using […]
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Five Coronado restaurants to try for Valentine’s or Galentines Day
Here is a list of restaurants that offer elevated fine dining, Valentine’s specials and a chance for romance. The Henry: The Henry is a Coronado staple, but for Valentine’s Day it is going all out and offering a three-course prix fixe menu experience with optional wine pairings. The menu is extensive featuring elevated starters like […]
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Islanders girls’ basketball team struggles with loss of players, beats Hoover to right the ship
As the old coaching adage goes, “When the going gets tough, the tough get going.” For the Coronado High School girls’ basketball team, it can’t get much tougher. The Islanders lost three prominent players earlier this season while others endured sickness and injuries. “It’s a battle finding the right combinations,” Coolidge said. “We played a […]
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Cancer Cartel’s Fashion Funds the Fight returns to Coronado on March 12
Cancer Cartel continues its mission to fight the cost of cancer with a high-end resale shopping event. On March 12, Fashion Funds the Fight returns to Coronado from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. to raise funds for people battling cancer. Attendees will have the opportunity to shop curated pieces from local residents and boutiques. Cancer […]
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U.S. Navy fighter jet takes down drone aimed for USS Abraham Lincoln
A Navy fighter jet destroyed an Iranian drone that was headed toward Coronado-based aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, according to a statement from U.S. Central Command. Central Command spokesperson Capt. Tim Hawkins said in a statement that the drone “unnecessarily maneuvered toward” the carrier aggressively and kept flying toward the Lincoln, ignoring multiple attempts by […]
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Valentine’s concert by the Philharmonia Orchestra features cellist Paul Tseng
The Coronado Philharmonia Orchestra is scheduled to perform a special Valentine’s Day concert, “Mon Valentin,” featuring internationally acclaimed cellist Paul Tseng as a guest soloist. On Feb. 14 at 7 p.m. at the Coronado Performing Arts Center, Tseng will perform two masterpieces of the cello repertoire: Saint-Saëns’ Cello Concerto No. 1, a work of virtuosity […]
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Islander sporting events this week
27 Tuesday: Girls’ soccer is at home for another league matchup, this time against Academy of Our Lady of Peace. JV starts at 4, varsity plays at 6 p.m. CHS boys’ basketball is also at home for a game against University City. Games tip-off at 5 and 6:30 p.m. 29 Thursday: Islanders girls’ soccer plays […]
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Spreckels Center expands Zumba class offerings
Responding to growing demand, the John D. Spreckels Center is expanding its offerings to host Zumba Gold on Saturday mornings at 1019 7th Street. The 10 a.m. low-impact dance fitness class will be taught by certified instructor Marg Stark, who lives in Imperial Beach after a decade in Coronado. The class accommodates working folks and […]
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Letter to the editor: Fourth Street and Orange Avenue require a roundabout
Coronado has shared a symbiotic relationship with Navy personnel since the naval station’s conception as an airfield around the turn of the 20th century, with the amphibious base also taking root during the Second World War. The City of Coronado supports close to 23,000 residents, a population that fluctuates due to its nature as a […]
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Bestselling author Kaira Rouda launches new book
The Coronado Public Library is slated to host a pre-publication book launch event featuring bestselling thriller author Kaira Rouda and her newest novel “We Were Never Friends” on Jan. 28 at 6 p.m. The event is free and open to the public, with seating available on a first-come, first-served basis. Pre-order a copy of “We […]
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Islander sporting events this week
It’s a jam-packed week for Coronado sports this week, specifically for the soccer and basketball teams, with both the boys and girls’ squads playing at least two games. The baseball team kicks off the season with a game against La Costa Canyon. 10 Saturday: CHS baseball plays La Costa Canyon at Silver Strand Elementary. First […]
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San Diego Zoo wins award at Rose Parade
The San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance received the Grand Marshal award, given for most outstanding creative concept and float design, at the 137th annual Rose Parade. The float, “Giant Strides Together,” transported viewers to the all-new Denny Sanford Elephant Valley, which will open on March 5 at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park. The float […]
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Coronado reviews its yearly legislative policy guidelines
Coronado’s municipal staff has recommended a set of legislative priorities for the city in 2026 – a list that focuses on sewage pollution, flood control, affordable housing and E-bike regulations. And the City Council is expected to vote on a revised list of those priorities next month. A new subcommittee might also be established in […]
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The Port of San Diego honors Coronado nonprofits
The Port of San Diego honored Safe Harbor Coronado and Friends of Children United Society (FOCUS) with Anchors of Excellence awards for the month of December. Chair Danielle Moore presented the awards at the Board of Port Commissioners meeting on Dec. 9 to both organizations for their continued service in the areas of youth engagement […]
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The USS Nimitz stops in Coronado as the USS Abraham Lincoln leaves for deployment
As the USS Nimitz approaches the end of its half-century career, the aircraft carrier made one last visit to a familiar port on Dec. 7. The Navy confirmed at the beginning of December that the ship will stop in Coronado on its way to Bremerton, Washington. The carrier is concluding what will be its last […]