The Coronado Times

07/31/2025

If you know her you know. Juliane Morris is a woman about town. She's involved in so many of Coronado's philanthropic and cultural organizations as well as running her own marketing and photography businesses. It's a pleasure to profile our most recent "Meet Your Neighbor."

After moving to Coronado in 2022, Juliane Morris utilized her background in marketing to elevate several local groups.

07/30/2025

UPDATE: The advisory has been lifted. “No further tsunami danger exists,” the 5:29 a.m. update reads. “However, some areas may continue to experience small sea level changes. As local conditions can cause a wide variation in tsunami wave action, the all clear determinations must be made by local authorities.”

A tsunami advisory is in place for the west coast of the United States after a 8.8 magnitude earthquake hit off the coast of Kamchatka, Russia. In Orange and San […]

07/30/2025

In an update around 2 a.m., the National Weather Service reiterated that the advisory remains in effect for coastal areas from the US-Mexico border to Cape Medocino, Calif. This post will be updated as more information is available.

A tsunami advisory is in place for the west coast of the United States after a 8.8 magnitude earthquake hit off the coast of Kamchatka, Russia. In Orange and San […]

07/24/2025

In a memorandum of understanding between the US and Mexico, the countries agreed to complete current sewage infrastructure projects by the end of 2027. They also agreed to enter a new treaty minute by the end of the year, which will outline future infrastructure needs.

The United States and Mexico on July 24 signed a memorandum of understanding that will expedite projects addressing the Tijuana sewage crisis and plan for a long-term, comprehensive solution to […]

07/19/2025

When a developer builds a subdivision project with two or more units, there are two choices: Provide affordable housing, or pay a fee. It’s known as a housing in-lieu fee, and Coronado’s is increasing for the first time since 1993.

When a developer builds a subdivision project with two or more units, there are two choices: Provide affordable housing, or pay a fee. It’s known as a housing in-lieu fee, […]

07/17/2025

In a unanimous vote, the Coronado City Council has decided to erect a fence around the dog run at the Coronado Cays Park. Currently, the dog run area of the expansive park is unfenced, and residents say it poses a safety hazard to others who wish to use the park.

In a unanimous vote, the Coronado City Council has decided to erect a fence around the dog run at the Coronado Cays Park. Currently, the dog run area of the […]

07/16/2025

Crack Tacos will take over the space formerly occupied by Poke 123 and will be a more than welcome complement to the Mexican food we already enjoy here in Coronado. As of the writing of this article, there is no set opening date.

Cardiff Crack, if you know, you know. If you don’t, I’m here to tell you. Seaside Market, located in Cardiff, is one of the most unique and exciting markets in […]

06/23/2025

While Figjam wines are sourced in Northern California and bottled at a world-class production facility in Sonoma, Jeff and Bev want Figjam to be known as “Coronado’s Winery.”

You could call it a leap of faith. After connecting on Match.com in 2008, Jeff and Bev Jakus decided to meet in person for the very first time at a […]

06/18/2025

The Hotel del Coronado today announced the completion of the revitalization of its Victorian building, marking the culmination of Blackstone Real Estate's more than $550 million, resort-wide restoration. A ceremony was held this morning in the restored Victorian garden courtyard. Speakers included Brooke Shields, Rep. Scott Peters, San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria, Global Co-Head of Blackstone Real Estate Kathleen McCarthy, Hotel Del Managing Director J.P. Oliver, and Coronado Mayor John Duncan who read the proclamation announcing June 18, 2025 as Hotel del Coronado Grand Reopening Day. Festivities continued with a Taste of The Del Luncheon at Serea, Veranda, and Nobu.

Full story to follow in The Coronado Times.

06/18/2025

Eco-friendly bonfire alternatives are gaining momentum, offering a way to enjoy the timeless experience of a bonfire by the ocean while minimizing its environmental footprint.

As temperatures rise and daylight stretches into the evening, beach bonfires become a staple of summer gatherings. But while these fires bring warmth and atmosphere, they also come with a […]

06/12/2025

Emerald Keepers has been honored with the Port of San Diego’s Anchors of Excellence Award for the month of June. The group is recognized for its continued service to the public in the areas of sustainability and environmental stewardship.

Emerald Keepers has been honored with the Port of San Diego’s Anchors of Excellence Award for the month of June. The group is recognized for its continued service to the […]

06/12/2025

Nothing is thrown together. Each table of four has it’s own Coronado Mahjong-branded mat, its own set of tiles, and line keeper cards. Players can even order their own Coronado Mahjong merch. Central to each event is a spirit of fun and inclusivity. It’s a festive, welcoming environment that invites joy and connection.

They call him “The Mahj Father.” It’s not hard to see why. When Coronado local Shannon Canu decided to launch a new club dedicated to his favorite game, he went […]