Megan Kitt

Last year, the city of Coronado waived $343,500 in costs for nonprofit-run special events like the Coronado Island Film Festival and the Coronado Flower Show — and it will continue to do so, the City Council decided.

The $5.8 million San Diego County supervisors approved Sept. 1 for the Tijuana Sewage Crisis won’t build a sewage treatment plant. It funds design and engineering work — the first step, supervisors say, before the county can chase the hundreds of millions of dollars an actual fix will cost.

The agenda for this week’s meeting of the Coronado City Council is relatively light, and includes a presentation on the expedited-entry lanes program at Naval Air Station North Island (NASNI), […]

It took Navy Police, a bullhorn, and about three hours to untangle traffic near the NASNI main gate one recent Saturday. It’s the kind of backup that’s become routine enough that resident Jami Teagle-Burgos now backs her car into her driveway to ensure she’s able to leave it.

One morning, Mayor John Duncan opened his office door to discover more than 200 soccer balls. Uninflated.

The Coronado Police Department responds to a robbery in progress at Wells Fargo on Sept. 22. Photo by Dani Schwartz.

Ricky Hoyt saw a lot of the world from the deck of a Navy ship. His first deployment brought several port calls, and exploring left him grateful for his life back home.

It took a tiebreaker to decide the color of Coronado’s new trash cans, and that tiebreaker was slightly colorblind.

Coronado experienced flooding during a major storm event in January 2024.

Circuit Island Express electric shuttle on Orange Avenue on June 3, 2024. (Dani Schwartz / The Coronado Times)