City Will Research a Potential Dog Park in Coronado

Coronado Parks and Recreation Commission will research the needs, benefits, impacts, cost and possible locations for an enclosed dog park.

Find Out Which City Offices and Services Will be Closed for Labor Day

Coronado City Hall will be closed for Labor Day on Sept. 1, but many departments and services will be open.

FBI Warns Coronado About Email Crime Using Missing Children Theme

The spear-phishing scheme targets computer networks to steal confidential information.

City Moves Forward With Scenic Bike Loop, But Only on One Street

City Council approved a contract for the installation of striping and signage for a bicycle path along Glorietta Boulevard.

One of Nation's Richest Congressman Reps Coronado

Rep. Scott Peters, D-San Diego, made the wealthiest list of politicians.

Dragon Statue for Library, Scenic Loop Bike Path and Campaign Finance at City Council Meeting Tuesday

Officials Urge Against Opting Out of Cell Phone Alerts

Wireless Emergency Alerts can target cell phones in a specific area with messages not just about missing children, like Hannah Anderson, 16, but about disasters like fires and earthquakes.

Women, Children Told to Avoid Freshwater Fish Due to High Mercury Levels

For the first time in state history, public health officials have urged women ages 18-45 and children between 0-17 not to eat specific kinds of freshwater fish due to hazardous levels of mercury in the fish.

Today Marks 2nd Anniversary Of Deadly Chinook Crash That Killed 30 US Troops

The Chinook crash was greatest one-day loss of life for the U.S. military in the Afghanistan War.

Coronado Scenic Loop Draws Mixed Reviews from Residents

The Coronado Scenic Loop will be be considered by the Coronado City Council Aug. 20. If approved, the Scenic Loop, which plans to run along the city's perimeter, may be completed by the end of the year.

Save Lives: ‘Look Before You Lock’

Officials are reminding motorists on National Heatstroke Prevention Day to never leave a child in a car, especially on a hot day. This follows the Saturday death of a 4-month-baby locally.

Despite Protest, Bike Corrals Remain On Streets

Coronado MainStreet and an owner of Holland's Bicycles asked the city to move bike parking on to sidewalks and out of the way of car traffic.

Coronado's Financial Future Looks Bright

Councilman Richard Bailey: "Coronado is the envy of many cities within our region because of our strong financial position. Much of the credit belongs to previous City Councils and an engaged community that held elected representatives accountable."

Coronado Woman, Retired Navy Official Now Part of Grand Jury

They are among 19 San Diego County residents named to the grand jury for the 2013-14 term.

By the Numbers: DeMaio, Peters Congressional Campaign Spending

DeMaio raised more money in the last reporting period, but Peters has more cash on hand for the 52nd Congressional District race.

Stage Set for Smoking Ban in Most Parts of Coronado

Smoking in outdoor patio areas at restaurants may have been the biggest issue of contention at the meeting Tuesday. A lack of public places to smoke may force people into alleys if designated smoking areas are not established, city staff said.

Smoking in Public, Beach Bathrooms on Tuesday’s Council Agenda

Public response to eight bike corrals on Orange Avenue and whether the pilot program should continue will be discussed.

Rock Band Excels With Cardiologist's 'Health Rhythms'

Local Reaction to Filner Harassment Allegations

Reaction from current and former Coronado public office holders as calls continue for Mayor Bob Filner to resign.

Filner on Sexual Harassment Claims: 'I Need Help'

Filner said he has "diminished the office" he was elected to less than a year ago. Many have called for him to resign.

Another Drone Milestone – One Lands on Navy Aircraft Carrier

The milestone took place off the coast of Virginia; an admiral called the development one for the “history books.”

3 Surveys to Shape Coronado's Future

DeMaio Announces $483K Raised in 52nd District Campaign

DeMaio said the donations came from more than 800 contributors.

San Diego ‘Navy Mayor’ Comes to Town – Meet Rear Adm. Patrick Lorge

Lorge is coming from Washington D.C. to take over Navy Region Southwest, which includes Naval Base Coronado.

Commanding Officer Relieved of Duty by Navy Reassigned to Coronado

Capt. Devon Jones will be replaced by Cmdr. Erik Franzen; Jones will be assigned to the Naval Air Forces command in Coronado.

Illinois Police Chief in Hot Water Over Navy SEAL Claims

Robert Kerkorian, chief in the Chicago suburb of Waukegan, maintains he is the right man for his job despite the SEAL questions.

New Gas Tax Now in Effect; Average Prices Dip

3 Navy SEAL Families Sue Government Over Sons' Deaths

The families are represented by Larry Klayman, a right-wing attorney known for filing multiple lawsuits against the government.

Same-Sex Marriages on Hold Here Until Court, State Give Green Light

Carl DeMaio adds voice to those cheering Supreme Court rulings on DOMA and Proposition 8, effectively allowing gay marriage.

Congressman Peters Joins NOH8 Campaign

Lincoln Club Backs DeMaio in 52nd District Race, Calls Peters a ‘Nice Guy’

Former San Diego City Councilman Carl DeMaio earned the endorsement with his "commitment to reforming government," the club said.

Tunnel for Bayshore Bikeway Considered at Coronado Cays

The tunnel proposed for Coronado Cays Boulevard would be the first along the 24-mile route of the Bayshore Bikeway and would dip below sea level to avoid the convergence of vehicle and bicycle traffic.

One SEAL Replaces Another at Naval Special Warfare Command

Rear Adm. Losey takes over for Rear Adm. Pybus, who is headed for a NATO command. Adm. William McRaven was a guest at the ceremony.

A Stroke at 29? It's Possible – Health Officials Want You to Know the Signs

Learn why reacting F.A.S.T. is so important for strokes. Also, if you're going to Petco Park Saturday you can get a free blood pressure check.

New Hires Dispute Splits Budget Vote

Free Shuttle Buses to Serve Coronado This Summer

Buses will run more frequently and for free this summer in part of Coronado. The Coronado City Council approved the pilot program Tuesday to increase travel along the city's main commercial corridor.

Report: Women May Train to Become Navy SEALs in 2016

Proposed Budget, New Senior Center at City Council Meeting Tuesday

Navy SEALs: Identities Were on Display at CIA Dinner

A new report sheds more light on government discussions of SEAL identities and activities, but is less expansive that an earlier draft.

Ex-Navy SEAL Comes Out as Transgender in ‘Warrior Princess’ (Video)

Beck writes that she first came out as transgender by changing her LinkedIn profile, and was shocked to find fellow Navy SEALs supported her decision.