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09/24/2025

The Imperial Beach City Council voted to move to a second round of interviews for District 3 residents who applied to be considered for appointment to the empty District 3 council seat. Following interviews on Sept. 17, the council cut down the pool of candidates to include: Brian Patrick Bilbray, Beatriz Sanchez Blevins, John Patrick Keating and Mariko Renee Nakawatase. Read more about the appointment process and eligible candidates at: https://thecoronadonews.com/2025/09/four-imperial-beach-residents-move-to-second-round-of-city-council-seat-interviews/.

09/23/2025

As is tradition, the nonprofit Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) at Village Elementary School is bringing back the fall season "Harvest Hoedown" on Oct. 10.

Read more about the family-affordable event that welcomes the entire city and sponsor-presented activities attendees can look forward to at: https://thecoronadonews.com/2025/09/coronados-harvest-hoedown-returns-oct-10/.

09/22/2025

Restaurant Highlight: Bluewater Boathouse Seafood Grill

Located right on the water in Coronado’s historic boathouse, Bluewater Boathouse Seafood Grill is a local favorite for fresh, sustainable seafood with unbeatable views. From their signature cioppino to perfectly grilled fish and classic oysters on the half shell, every dish is crafted to capture the flavors of the sea.

Whether you’re planning a romantic dinner, a family outing, or happy hour with a view, this spot offers the perfect blend of coastal charm and delicious dining.

📍 1701 Strand Way, Coronado

09/19/2025

Did you know Coronado’s Silver Strand is one of only a few natural sand tombolos in the world? This sandy stretch connects Coronado to Imperial Beach and is perfect for biking, running, and soaking up the coastal views.

09/18/2025

The San Diego Air Pollution Control District plans to distribute 10,000 air purifiers to South Bay households affected by the poor quality deriving from the sewage crisis by the end of this year.

The district will purchase the remaining 3,200 units available to facilitate a quicker delivery to eligible households in Otay Mesa West, San Ysidro, Egger Highlands, Nestor, Tijuana River Valley and Imperial Beach.

The program currently has an online application portal (https://filters.sdapcd.org/) for eligible households to request an air purifier and replacement filters.

09/17/2025

During a Coronado Unified School District (CUSD) finances report on Sept. 11, Deputy Superintendent Donnie Salamanca told the board CUSD ended the 2024-2025 fiscal year with $14.4 million in available reserves, $3.2 million higher than projected.

This means the district has identified sufficient budget solutions to ensure a 3% reserve in the next three years of the district’s budget window, a mandate directive received by the San Diego County Office of Education earlier this year.

09/16/2025

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors have agreed to begin new studies assessing the impacts of the Tijuana River sewage crisis on the health and economy of affected South Bay communities.

09/15/2025

Coronado residents voice concerns about door-to-door salesmen on social media. Staff photo by Madeline Yang. https://thecoronadonews.com/2025/09/recent-increase-in-door-to-door-solicitors-unsettles-residents/

09/12/2025

The County of San Diego issued beach closures for Coronado beaches beginning Labor Day due to sewage contaminated waters.

People still visited and ejoyed the beach ahead of the closure being lifted on Thursday, Sept. 4.

This closure came in the days after an international sewage treatement plant was expanded to treat more wastewater and sewage from Tijuana. Untreated flows also travel through the Tijuana River and enter the Pacific Ocean.

09/11/2025

Welcome back to Fork First with Lilly, a column highlighting the plates and places shaping Coronado’s food scene. This week Lilly faces adversity while on the pursuit of an Americana diner. https://thecoronadonews.com/2025/08/review-a-lunch-so-good-a-cracked-tooth-didnt-stop-me/

09/10/2025

Meet the Coronado News team!
From reporting local stories to capturing the moments that matter most, this group works hard every day to keep our community informed.

(L-R: Julieta Soto, Elaine Alfaro, Cade Michaelson, Madeline Yang, Dennis Wagner, Sofie Fransen, and Lilly Corcoran)

Here’s to another exciting chapter of telling Coronado’s story together!

09/05/2025

From Navy SEAL bars to dive bars, Coronado has an impressive selection of watering holes. https://thecoronadonews.com/2025/08/hidden-in-plain-sight-coronados-thriving-nightlife-scene/

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