Dog Owners Beware: Sea Slugs Washing Up On So Cal Beach May Not Be Safe
A peculiar creature has been washing up on Coronado shores and was recently spotted at Coronado Dog Beach. It's soft, dark in color, and several inches in length.
SANDAG Approves ‘Historic’ Transportation Plan
How will they pay for it?
Meet Coronado City Manager Tina Friend
Friend recently sat down with The Coronado Times’ Brad Willis to discuss her priorities as city manager.
Coronado Mayor Condemns “Rush to Judgement” After Tortilla-Throwing Incident at Coronado High
“There’s a big difference between unsportsmanlike conduct, unsportsmanlike conduct that is racially insensitive and a racially motivated act,” the mayor said.
Coronado Adds Weed to Its Social Host Ordinance
Coronado has added the consumption of marijuana and other “controlled substances” to its social host ordinance that penalizes adults who allow minors to consume alcohol on their premises.
Benicia’s Fire Chief is Heading to Coronado
Jim Lydon brings nearly four decades of experience to the San Diego County city.
Coronado Residents Object to Bike Lanes, Calling Them ‘Graffiti’
There were some pretty colorful metaphors in the public comment.
Coronado Taps Retired Navy Captain as Public Services Director
The City of Coronado has hired retired Navy Capt. Clifford M. Maurer as its new Public Services Director.