Caltrans to Begin Bridge Work Later in the Evening

Complaints prompt the change as the state updates machinery and barriers on the span; project could take up to two weeks.

Reminder: Bridge Work Beginning, Will Close Lanes at Night This Week

Project to replace barrier and machine could take up to two weeks.

Navy Continues Search for Sailor

Sailor hasn't been seen since Tuesday on the San Diego-based USS Boxer in the Middle East.

City Steps Up Enforcement of Leasing Rules

It is illegal to rent property by the day or week; two owners recently targeted.

Shacknai Renovation Plans Drew Opponents, Not Enemies

The homeowner lobbied hard, but even critics of his plans for the Spreckels mansion describe him as professional and gracious.

It's Not Really a Day at the Beach

Vigilance, multitasking are the constants for Coronado lifeguard Pepper Lang—but, hey, no more Hasselhoff jokes, please.

Free Fun on the Prowl at the Community Center

The last two Wednesday summer shows will feature exotic animals and magic.

State Kicks Wyland's Tail, Announces New Whale License Plate

The state officially ends a kerfuffle with the famed muralist, who has several murals and a gallery in San Diego.

Council Mulls the $4 Million Redevelopment Question

State budget maneuvers mean Coronado must decide if it should pay $4 million to preserve its redevelopment projects. Saying no could mean the loss of $40 million.

GOP Congressman's Son, Cancer-Stricken Daughter Speak Out For Medical Pot

Imperial Beach council voted to pass ordinances banning dispensaries in IB, with the exception of Councilman Brian Bilbray, whose sister Briana says medical marijuana eases her suffering.

New Fire Chief Settles In

Mike Blood rose to the top spot after 22 years with Coronado's department.

Noise to Drop with Resurfaced Runway, Navy Says

Flight operations shifted to a resurfaced southern runway at IB field this week.

Bill Backed by Vargas Signed by Governor

New law adds $100,000 to bail of those who have skipped out on charges.

News Around the County: Leading Causes of Deaths

The medical examiner breaks down how most San Diegans die and there's a call for help to improve literacy rates.

Crews Make Coronado Like New Again

See any signs of the July 4th madness? No? A lot of work went into that.

Navy Runway Construction Complete in IB, Regular Operations to Resume

Repairs will allow the Navy to return operations to the southern runway to reduce noise.

Coronado Gets Ready for the July 4th Throngs

Barriers, bleachers and porta-potties are just some of the things the city needs in place to play host for the holiday.

Coronado's Assessed Values Rise

The change is part of the first upward trend in San Diego County in three years.

Brown Signs Parts of California's $86 Billion Budget

Local officials, however, remain displeased by how the state bridged its fiscal gaps.

Commanding Officer of Naval Base Coronado Addresses Community

Capt. Yancy Lindsay speaks about growth at the base and fields questions about the Navy’s relationship with Coronado and Imperial Beach residents.

Trustees to Vote on School Budget

The board will consider the deficit along with a revised compensation package for the superintendent at the Thursday meeting.

Supervisors Unanimously Support Redistricting Proposal

Supervisor Greg Cox would continue to represent Coronado and the South Bay; two other districts to see more changes under the proposed plan.

Family-Friendly Liquor License Sought

Nicky Rottens has applied with for a downgraded license to polish the restaurant's image.

Time Spent in Traffic Reduced for San Diego Drivers

Officials see improvement on northbound Interstate 5 commute from Sorrento Valley to Cardiff by the Sea, but also detect problems on southbound I-5.

Q & A: State Senator Juan Vargas

Vargas, who represents Coronado, talks about the state's recent troubles and Gov. Brown.

Council Approves Raise for Firefighters

Contract also asks Coronado Firefighter Association members to contribute more to their pensions.

Glorietta Tennis Center Opens

City officials and sports fans celebrate the dedication of the expanded center.

Coronado Arts Forum Draws Large Audience

Forum leaders and participants explore possible formation of a civic cultural arts commission.

Tennis Pro Shop Proposed for the Cays

The expansion of the tennis program in the Coronado Cays may included a pro shop. The council will take it up at its next meeting.

Coronado City Council Passes Budget, Burger Joint Changes

By a 3-2 vote, the City Council approves Nicky Rottens new design, with a few caveats.

Nicky Rottens to Revise Plans for Coronado Location

The City Council will approve its 2011-2112 budget and take up a range of issues that involve fees and commercial projects.

San Diego County Sues State Over First 5 Funding

First 5 San Diego says a bill signed by the governor in March is illegal because it redirects funds in a way that is not consistent with Proposition 10.

The Transportation Commission Gets to Work

The newly formed commission holds its first meeting.

Coronado Community Groups Receive Grants from City

Coronado SAFE, the Chamber of Commerce, and the senior and floral associations get a raise in funding from the City Council.

Coronado City Council to Hold Second Budget Workshop

A budget workshop is the highlight of Tuesday's City Council Meeting.

Coronado Water Rates Among Lowest in San Diego County

Only residents in Lakeside and Yuima pay less than Coronado.

Coronado City Council Approves Automated Green-Waste Collection

EDCO's automated green-waste program is set to begin.

Alterations Requested for Spreckels Mansion

The owner is asking the city to allow him to make more changes to the historic structure. Increases in ambulance and new home construction fees are also on the City Council's May 3 agenda.

Coronado Animal Care Facility Turns 1, Improvements Needed

Members of PAWS say Coronado's beautiful Animal Care Facility could use a little more TLC and a few more bucks.

Coronado to Enforce Overnight Closures at Tidelands Park

Beginning May 11, all cars and boat trailers parked overnight will be towed at the owner’s expense.