Our active duty and retired military deserve better. Our defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, is manifestly unqualified to lead and manage the massive portfolio that is the Department of Defense. When ...

This summer, many Coronado residents have noticed something odd: a prolonged marine layer and persistently gloomy skies stretching well into July — a pattern that feels less like an anomaly ...

I try to keep my topics fresh, avoiding repeating repeating myself (...nyuck-nyuck), but not today. Today we take a trip down memory lane, re-telling an old story, ...

As summer begins to heat up, Coronado is gearing up for an action-packed season filled with sports programs for all ages and ...

The Rotary Club of Coronado has chosen another deserving citizen and member as its Rotarian of the Year: David Lowenberg. He ...

Before he was a U.S. Congressman and a County Supervisor, Brian Bilbray was known for one action that demonstrated his ...

Get ready for some bubble-tastic fun at the Library’s Summer on the Strand (1302 Leyte Road) on Wednesday, July 16 at 9:30 a.m. as the Coronado Public Library serves up bubbles big and small!

Jazz lovers won’t want to miss the upcoming performance by the award-winning Ed Kornhauser Trio at the Coronado Public Library on Friday, July 25, at 1 p.m.

Coronado Playhouse is thrilled to announce its production of Head Over Heels, a lively jukebox musical that fuses an Elizabethan-era tale of forbidden love, royal prophecy, and self-discovery with the ...

The 2024/2025 school year at Coronado Unified School District (CUSD) was a year of significant challenges, achievements, and ...

Since the invention of war, where generals do the planning and the enlisted do the dying, not much has changed, especially in the pay department. The brass (officers) get the ...

When our forefathers from the thirteen original colonies gathered to protest among other things, a tax on tea, they decided to form a union for the common defense. Their intent ...