Navy-Marine Corps Exercise Starts On Silver Strand, Palm Avenue

Judge Rules on Nicky Rottens Suit; Both Sides Claim Victory

One part of the suit remains, but the city thinks it will be dismissed. The eatery's owners are pleased by a rebuke the judge issued to the city.

Look Back: Navy Brass Visits the USS Ronald Reagan

The Coronado-based aircraft carrier hosted the Third Fleet change of command last week. Take a look at the pomp.

Naval Base Coronado Ranks Among Tops at Armed Forces Triathlon

Three locals, including two from Coronado bases, placed among the race's top finishers.

Coronado Unhappy With Proposed DOD Study Linked to Navy Air Report

A regional agency is set to take up the issue Friday, but a councilman suggested the city should wait to weigh in until more is known. Two others had strong objections.

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.

USS Ronald Reagan Ceremony on Monday to Include Gun Salute

The aircraft carrier will host the Third Fleet change of command at 1 p.m.

Health Alert: Costco Berries Linked to Hepatitis A

The state is warning consumers that if they purchased Townsend Farms Organic Antioxident Blend at Costco they should be thrown away.

Bill to Shift $600M in Aid to Homeless Vets Passes Hurdle

The proposal, if passed by the whole legislature, would need to be approved by voters, but would tap unused housing funds to offer help to troubled veterans.

Navy U.S. Third Fleet Change of Command Set For Coronado

The Reagan will host the ceremony Monday when Vice Adm. Kenneth Floyd takes overs for Vice Adm. Gerald Beaman.

Navy Adds $15M to Contract for San Diego-Produced Drones

The same manufacturer behind an unmanned vehicle being used at North Island receives a contract change to upgrade software on the Triton model.

Bill to Increase Abortion Access Passes California State Assembly

The bill, sponsored by Coronado's representative Toni Atkins, would allow more health care workers to be trained to provide access to the procedure in underserved areas.

Navy SEAL Auctioning Knife From Osama Bin Laden Mission

Inside the Zipper: Slow-Motion View of Coronado Bridge on Barrier Mover

Jerry Browning, a pioneer drive of Barrier Transfer Machine known as The Waver, recalls suicidal pedestrians and a popcorn VIP.

City Agrees to One-Year Extension of Firefighters' Contract

The pact holds the line on wages and gives the city a break on pensions, since the benefit is tied to salaries.

Former Republican Assemblyman Fletcher Joins Democratic Party

Nathan Fletcher became in independent while running for mayor of San Diego.

Benghazi Rescue Bid Was Weakened, ‘Whistleblower’ to Testify, Issa Says

Congressman says hearing Wednesday will reveal that troops were ordered to stand down. Two ex-Navy SEALs died in the September 2012 siege.

Update: Speak Up – City Hosts Roundabout Workshop Wednesday

Concepts for the roundabout at Adella, Pomona and 7th will be discussed Wednesday, following the Tuesday meeting for Cays residents on another traffic safety issue.

Business Owners: Tax Deadline for County Assessor is May 7

The deadline for business, aircraft and vessel owners to file without a 10-percent penalty is next month.

Coronado’s Homeless Count Falls to 14, Says Latest Census from January

Regional Task Force on the Homeless finds seven people unsheltered in the Crown City.

Judge Asked to Kill $5 Million Frozen Pizza Lawsuit Filed by Local Mom

Katie Simpson's case citing unhealthy purchases is targeted by L.A. and D.C. lawyers, who call it a “public nuisance.”

Navy: Bay Exercise Helps Sailors to Defend Against Terror Attack

Sailors from Naval Base Coronado group took part in an exercise earlier this month to simulate an attack on Navy ships reminiscent of the 2000 Cole bombing.

Safety Alert: Bacteria Levels Elevated at Tidelands Shoreline

The county has issued an alert on water quality in San Diego Bay and the ocean shoreline from the border to the north portion of the Tijuana estuary.

Coronado's Namesake Ship Suffers Minor Fires at Sea, Navy Says

Coronado residents and officials were part of the christening ceremony for the littoral combat ship last year.

Friendship Park Will Stay Open, Border Patrol Chief Says in Reversal

The space for people on both sides of the border to meet will remain open for the time being, the San Diego sector chief said.

County: A Record 60 People Died of the Flu This Season

Most of the deaths occurred among the elderly or infirm. More than 5,300 people suffered with the illness.

USS Princeton to Deploy From Region As Tensions Rise With North Korea

The guided-missile cruiser is part of the USS Nimitz strike group.

SD County Residents: You Have 7 More Days to Pay Your Property Taxes

The second installment is due April 10. Half of the county still has to pay – the county is owed $1.44 billion.

Video: Navy SEAL Killed in Parachute Accident ID’d

Brett D. Shadle, who died at Pinal Airpark, AZ, was a member of Navy SEAL Team 6.

Coronado Jobless Rate Down Almost a Full Point in the Past Year

State agency says unemployment rate here was 5.1 percent in February, down from 6.0 in 2012.

Filner Hails ‘Holy Cause’ of Immigration Reform With Path to Citizenship

Mayor is late for ritual washing of the feet, but backs Jewish, Christian and Muslim leaders at event.

New Senior Center Among Council Priorities Noted at Workshop Meeting

City Council picks redevelopment dissolution and pension cost management as top needs.

Coronado Jobless Rate Rose to 5.5% in January, State Agency Reports

San Diego County’s unemployment rate was 8.6% in January, up from revised 8.2% in December.

Navy Leap Frogs Parachute Team to Perform in Benefit This Weekend

Proceeds from the event will go to charity, including the Navy SEAL Foundation.

USS Ronald Reagan Returns to Coronado Homeport After One Year Away

The carrier returns after a routine and thorough maintenance project.

Critics, Nicky Rottens Compromise: Eatery Gets New Liquor License

The owners and protesters, after months of often bitter battles, agreed on a list of conditions in a deal brokered by former City Council member Carrie Downey.

Aircraft Carrier Reagan Returning to Coronado on Thursday, Navy Says

Vessel and crew of 2,500 spent 14 months at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Washington state.

Update: State Calls Bridge ‘Structurally Safe,’ Says Report Is Flawed

A national transportation group had labeled the bridge, along with many others across the U.S., “structurally deficient.” The state says the report failed to account for maintenance that took place in July 2012.

Bayfront Flag Plan Will Not Be Considered by Port Commissioners

Veterans had sought placement of the flag in Centennial Park as a greeting for returning sailors.

Noise Alert: Navy Training to Include Gunfire, Boat Exercises

The activities will continue off and one through next month.