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Beginning Friday, Sept. 23, and peaking early next week, a heatwave will hit the region once again. Read on...

California American Water is continuing work on an ongoing water line replacement project. An update. Read on...

Are you ready for Halloween? Recreation and Golf Services has some family-friendly activities planned. Read on...

Effective next week, the City Manager’s Weekly Update and companion video will now be published every other week. Read on...

The City’s request for a review of an appellate court decision was recently denied by the California Supreme Court this week. Read on...

The Orange Avenue Banner Program’s fall nonprofit series, installed this week, marks major milestones for two local organizations. The banners feature the Soroptimists International and Coronado Arts Association, both marking 75 year anniversaries. Read on...

USS Coronado (LCS-4) was decommissioned this week in a ceremony at Naval Base San Diego near 32nd Street. The ship, the third Naval ship named for Coronado, was commissioned on April 5, 2014. Read on...

The City Council agreed earlier this week to restart the planning process for the Cays Park Master Plan project. Read on...

The City is taking additional steps to educate the public about e-bike safety in Coronado. An e-bike safety campaign will bring awareness to the potential dangers of e-bikes, remind users of the rules of the road, and offer tips on how to stay safe. Read on...

The Coronado Community READ is designed to unite the community through the shared reading of a single book. The program is now in its seventh year. Nominations for the 2023 READ program are now being accepted from the community through Oct. 6. Read on...

A 250-pound bronze sculpture titled “The Knot” was installed on Wednesday, Sept. 7, in its permanent location at Promenade Park overlooking Glorietta Bay between City Hall and the Community Center. Read on...

As the Nov. 8 election nears, the City would like to remind the community about yard signs and the City’s ordinance with respect to signs. Political signs have been observed around town in increasing numbers. Read on...

Electric bikes are everywhere. They are faster than a traditional bike, raising potential safety concerns. The City is taking steps to educate the public and pursue greater enforcement. Read on...

The Coronado Ferry Landing has announced a second public meeting on Sept. 22 to allow the community to review updated concepts for proposed enhancements to the property. Read on...

The Coronado City Council approved the final draft Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Assessment and Adaptation Plan at a meeting Aug. 16. The final plan can be found on CommentCoronado.org. Read on...

The Port of San Diego has postponed two planned public meetings to discuss a proposed mixed-use commercial recreation project for Grand Caribe Isle and to hear from the community. Read on...