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Art, live music, trivia, classic film, and jazz—there’s something for everyone happening in Coronado this week. Mark you...
08/16/2026

Art, live music, trivia, classic film, and jazz—there’s something for everyone happening in Coronado this week. Mark your calendar and enjoy the best of the community!

Did you know? Naval Air Station North Island is one of the busiest military airfields in the world, supporting thousands...
08/14/2026

Did you know? Naval Air Station North Island is one of the busiest military airfields in the world, supporting thousands of military and civilian personnel every day. Located on the north end of Coronado, the installation has played a vital role in U.S. naval aviation for more than a century.
Coronado's unique connection to the Navy continues to shape the city's history, economy, and community.

On most days artist Nancy Teague Plank works on oil paintings of florals, landscapes, portraits, and still life. Plank, ...
08/13/2026

On most days artist Nancy Teague Plank works on oil paintings of florals, landscapes, portraits, and still life.

Plank, a member of the Coronado Art Colony who also teaches oil painting for beginners in San Diego, makes art inside her studio in Little Italy.

Plank's floral paintings are currently on display throughout Coronado and can be viewed at the Community Center and Chase Bank.

“I cannot tell you how much I love it," said Plank. "I love painting.”

Read more about Plank's art at: https://ow.ly/O4PH50Zzwpn.

From live music and fresh local produce to family history and community networking, there's plenty happening around Coro...
08/09/2026

From live music and fresh local produce to family history and community networking, there's plenty happening around Coronado this week. Make plans to join in!

At the age of 74, Coronado resident Barbara Trenchi completed her eighth Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic, pedaling o...
08/07/2026

At the age of 74, Coronado resident Barbara Trenchi completed her eighth Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic, pedaling over 200 miles across two days.

This followed Trenchi's 22nd anniversary of a formitive double bypass surgery she underwent in the early 2000s.

“I don’t know how many days I have left. That’s why I decided to do the ride this year ‘cause I knew I could get into the shape to do it,” said Trenchi.

Read more about Trenchi's cycling journey at: https://ow.ly/Nuy950ZxEhY.

Start August with a week of film, fascinating conversation, and live music. Check out these upcoming events happening ar...
08/03/2026

Start August with a week of film, fascinating conversation, and live music. Check out these upcoming events happening around Coronado!

The City Council voted July 21 to accept increased sewer service charges in order to start reaping the higher annual fee...
08/01/2026

The City Council voted July 21 to accept increased sewer service charges in order to start reaping the higher annual fees. Residents and businesses will start seeing higher fees starting next year in order to help fund the city's rising costs and failing infrastructure.

https://ow.ly/LmWQ50Zv2Om

The sewage spill into Glorietta Bay on July 16 prompted the City Manager to remind the city about its ongoing infrastruc...
07/31/2026

The sewage spill into Glorietta Bay on July 16 prompted the City Manager to remind the city about its ongoing infrastructure projects, including looking at the underground sewer pipelines and its water mains and manholes.

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Filing for City Council candidates opened on July 13 and during its first week, two residents submitted their intention ...
07/30/2026

Filing for City Council candidates opened on July 13 and during its first week, two residents submitted their intention to run for November's election. Previous candidates Andrew Gade and Mark Warner have decided to run again for two seats opening this fall; Gade and Warner ran in the 2024 election. Both incumbents for the open seats, Council member Carrie Anne Downey and Council member Kelly Purvis are able to run for reelection. https://ow.ly/LV4I50ZuvqE

Advocates are calling on the federal government to include environmental protections in any future free trade agreements...
07/30/2026

Advocates are calling on the federal government to include environmental protections in any future free trade agreements.

On July 7, over one dozen organizations submitted a letter to Jamieson Greer, the U.S. trade representative, urging long-term solutions in the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) to address the ongoing Tijuana River sewage crisis.

The U.S. and Mexico continued USMCA negotiations in Mexico City on July 23. Both countries plan to reconvene in Washington, D.C., in September.

“Continued participation in USMCA should be contingent upon demonstrated compliance with these commitments,” said the organizations’ letter.

Read more about the organizations' letter at: https://ow.ly/t0k950ZtRF6.

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