Peters' Lead Looks Solid, Will Likely Face Bilbray in Fall

Peters has maintained his election night lead over closest opponent Lori Saldana in the race to fill the 52nd District Congressional seat.

Orange Avenue Apartments and Townhouses Offer Low-Income Options

For residents with few resources, life in Coronado is unlikely, but possible, thanks to a development that already has been honored and is up for another award.

Republican Congressional Candidate May Move to South Bay

Crimmins, a former Coronado resident, will face State Senator Juan Vargas in November, and if elected, said he will move to IB.

Starbucks Will Not Seek New Location Near Ferry Landing

The chain will not appeal the commission decision against a proposed new store, so for now it appears Coronado will remain a one Starbucks town.

Cox Takes Command in County Supervisor Race

The longtime supervisor says in his new term he wants to see completion of the Bayshore Bikeway. A runoff is likely in another supervisor race.

Video: Block and Plescia Move On in 39th Senate District Race

The result was expected in the seat that covers Coronado and La Jolla, among other local communities.

Atkins Cruises in 78th Assembly District

The incumbent scored more than double the votes of her nearest challenger, Republican Ralph Denney.

Bilbray In, Peters Ahead, for November 52nd District Faceoff

The incumbent garnered the most support, while Democrat Scott Peters came in second, less than 650 votes ahead of Lori Saldana.

Coronado and the County Come Out to Vote

Residents cast their ballots in Tuesday's California primary. Polls remain open until 8 p.m.

Registrar Predicts Voter Turnout Will Be Low Tuesday

Will you buck the trend? Fewer people may go to polls, she says, in part because presidential race is set.

Video: The Fantastic Mr. Garth Finds a New Home, With the Navy's Help

A little orphaned island fox rescued at the Navy's San Clemente Island outpost moves through Coronado on the way to the Santa Barbara Zoo.

Your Polling Place May Have Changed; Do You Know Where to Vote?

Not sure where to cast your ballot in Coronado and the rest of San Diego County? Patch can help.

Virtual Town Hall: 52nd Congressional District – John L. Subka

Subka: Americans need to throw out their existing politicians who have created this mess and elect new people to Capitol Hill.

Virtual Town Hall: 52nd Congressional District – John K. Stahl

Stahl: “If you restore the manufacturing base in this country, you will create the ‘step ladder’ economy that is needed to get the economy and jobs growing.”

Virtual Town Hall: 52nd Congressional District – Ehab Shehata

Shehata: “Taxes are supposed to fund programs that benefit the taxpayers, and funding education is of more benefit than policing the world or fighting the wars of other nations.”

Port to Vote on Park Flag

Last month the City Council voted unanimously to place a giant flag on land owned by the Port of San Diego. The project must now be approved by the port's commission.

UCSD and SDSU Political Scientists Handicap Propositions 28 and 29

Voters will decide if there should be a new form of term limits and higher cigarette taxes in Tuesday's primary.

Political Vets Vie for 39th State Senate Seat, Along With Newcomer

Block and Plescia square off with a CPA/auditor in redrawn district.

‘Embrace the Suck:’ A Team Faces the Rigors of Navy SEAL Training

ESPN documents the visit, as part of the University of Michigan football team's senior leadership trip.

Navy Air Study Leaves City With More Questions Than Answers

The Navy drew a big crowd to discuss its new safety zones, but concerns remain for residents over just what impact it could have on their property values and city zoning.

Race for 78th Assembly District Features Incumbent, 2 Challengers

Assemblywoman Toni Atkins faces off against two Republicans, Ralph Denney and Robert E. Williams.

Navy Air Use Zone Meetings for Naval Base Coronado Begin Wednesday

First up – Imperial Beach, with Coronado's meeting to follow Thursday. Residents have expressed concerns about crash zones and flight noise.

Virtual Town Hall: 39th State Senate District – Patrick L. Marsh

The CPA says the state has enough revenues, but needs to manage the money better and wants the government to respect personal freedom.

Virtual Town Hall: 78th State Assembly District – Ralph Denney

The challenger discusses jobs, bureaucracy and his concerns about the fate of small businesses as they contend with California's rules and regulations.

Video: Returning Serviceman Meets Daughter for First Time

Lance Cpl. Tyler Welty was one of about 200 Marines who arrived home from a seven-month deployment to Afghanistan.

Virtual Town Hall: 78th State Assembly District – Toni Atkins

The incumbent tackles questions about the state economy, jobs and climate change (and how it could affect Coronado). She is seeking a second term.

Coronado Doctor Appointed to a State Medical Board

Dr. Michael Feinstein will serve on the Osteopathic Medical Board of California.

Coastal Conservancy Awards $450,000 South Bay Grant

State money will be used to help link trail in Tijuana River Valley park to Bayshore Bikeway and other attractions.

Update: USS Carl Vinson Sailors Return to Enjoy Fanfare, Embraces

The carrier completed a six-month deployment Wednesday and families crowded the pier to welcome the crew.

China Poses Threat If Military Cuts Pass, Says Super PAC

Retired Rep. Duncan L. Hunter spoke at Tuesday’s launch of a political action committee to promote national security.

Planning Commission Says No to Second Starbucks on Orange

The coffee giant loses another round in Coronado – first the City Council says no to wine and beer on the menu and now the planning commission nixes a new outlet in town.

USS Carl Vinson Returns Wednesday

The aircraft carrier has been deployed since November.

Unemployment in County at Three-Year Low

Numbers in Coronado dip, and are better than county and state.

Millions in Local Base Spending Part of Defense Bill

The House passed its version of the bill Friday, but months of talks remain.

Two Navy Ships, USS Essex and USNS Yukon, Collide

No injuries and no fuel spills were noted, according to reports.

School Officials Unimpressed by Revised State Budget

Leaders continue to build local campus budgets based on austere projections.

Benefactor To Donate and Help Maintain Flag at Centennial Park

The City Council voted unanimously to place a large, lighted flag in the gazebo area of Centennal Park, with an assist from county Supervisor Greg Cox, who drew in the donor.

Bilbray Introduces Bill to Fund Skin Cancer Research

Rep. Brian Bilbray co-authors the Melanoma Research Act, which calls for fees on tanning booths; his daughter suffers from the ailment.

Want to Have a Say? Less Than a Week Left to Register to Vote June 5

May 21 is the deadline in San Diego County for registering for the upcoming election.

Update: Starbucks Withdraws Liquor License Application

The popular chain had focused on Coronado as its first California outlet to serve beer and wine, but the city protested.