Slightly More Voters Registered with GOP than Democrats in San Diego County

Based on figured through Aug. 31, there are 100 more Republicans than Democrats registered to vote.

Navy AICUZ Open House at Winn Room

Design Review Commission

Marker Dedication for the Birthplace of Naval Aviation

27th Annual Salute to the Military Ball

Get Corporate $$$ Out of Politics

Workshop: South Beach Restroom Project

Special Meeting of the City Council

21st Annual Economic Summit

Volunteer for bird habitat restoration with WiLDCOAST, River Partners and the US Fish and Wildlife Service

Border Patrol Town Hall Meeting

International Migratory Bird Day 2011!

Human Relations Commission

Peacemaker Awards

Retired Aviator and Former POW Has Strong Ties to Coronado

Retired Col. Richard Kenney, a Coronado native, remembers his days as a World War II POW.

Maps of San Diego Coast Show Sea Level Rise by 2050

Maps put together by Scripps oceanographers show the potential impact of a 12- to 18-inch sea level rise in San Diego by 2050 due to climate change.

Bittersweet Day as USS Ronald Reagan Deploys from Coronado

The Ronald Reagan Carrier Strike Group departed today for a six- to eight-month deployment.

A New Plan for Pedaling Through Paradise

An ad hoc bicycle committee's plan suggests major improvements for cycling around the city.

Families Say Goodbye as USS Carl Vinson Deploys

About 6,000 sailors aboard the USS Carl Vinson depart from Coronado to secure U.S. military operations and continue support of allies abroad.

City Places Historical Home on Life Support

Council saves historical home, for the time being, in a closed session following Tuesday's public meeting.

Poll Workers Give Election Day Character

Local polls attract a wide range of workers, from the novice to the veteran. And Coronado residents turn out to make their voices heard.

Virtual Town Hall with School Board Candidates

Coronado Patch invited the four school board candidates to explain why voters should vote for them.

Virtual Town Hall Questions for Bruce Shepherd, School Board Candidate

Shepherd: "I am committed to making Coronado's schools the best they can be."

Virtual Town Hall Questions for Scott Barr, School Board Candidate

Barr: "I have written dozens of successful grants over the years for two different colleges, garnering on average $1.5 million several years in a row."

Virtual Town Hall Questions for Brenda Kracht, School Board Candidate

Kracht: "My candidacy for school board trustee is an extension of my continuing interest in CUSD."

Coronado Celebrates Local Hero Steve Wampler

The mayor declares Oct. 4-8 "Steve Wampler Week" in honor of the Coronadoan—the first person with cerebral palsy to climb El Capitan.

Candidate's Forum

Village Theater Open House

Nature Walks

Residential Standards Improvement Program (RSIP) Subcommittee Meeting

Civil Service Commission

Planning Commission Meeting

Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting

Ad Hoc Bicycle Committee

Coronado Tourism Improvement District Meeting

Street Tree Committee Meeting

Historic Resource Commission Meeting

City Council Meeting

Fire Department Open House

State Budget Woes Bring Concern to Coronado

As California struggles to pass a new budget, Coronado officials worry that the city may once again have to cough up millions of local dollars.