Council Discusses Budget Philosophies and Priorities

The City Council holds a special budget workshop to chart a course in financially uncertain times.

Census Corrects Its Coronado Count

The U.S Census Bureau didn't count people stationed aboard aircraft carriers based at North Island, according to the Union-Tribune.

Council Ushers in New Era for Coronado Tennis

Big changes are in store for the Coronado Tennis Center.

Traffic, Rise in Ambulance Fees Top Coronado City Council Agenda

A neighborhood that has been concerned about traffic for years may finally get some relief.

Explosives Used in Navy Training off Coronado Tied to Dolphin Deaths

The dolphins were spotted, but it was too late to stop the detonation, the Navy says.

USS Abraham Lincoln Finishes Six-Month Deployment, Returns to Coronado

The Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group arrives in Coronado after supporting ground troops in Afghanistan.

Coronado City Council Approves Bike Master Plan, Votes to Develop New Guidelines for Historical Designation

The report from Tuesday's City Council meeting.

Coronado-Based Aircraft Carrier Continues Tsunami Relief Efforts in Japan

USS Ronald Reagan repositions itself so it will no longer be downwind of radiation releases at troubled nuclear plants.

Local Leaders Campaign Against Brown's Redevelopment Proposal

Elected officials from San Diego County say Gov. Jerry Brown's proposal is "stealing" from local government.

How Does a Home Become Historical? Coronado City Council to Examine This, Other Issues

At its meeting on Tuesday, the City Council will review and possibly revise its rules for designating historical houses.

2010 Census: Coronado Population Drops 22 Percent

The 2010 Census showed a population decline in Coronado. Meanwhile, California's population grew to 37.3 million to maintain its status as the nation's most populous state.

Updated: Navy Identifies Sailors Killed in Training Exercise at Camp Pendleton

Two Coronado sailors are dead and one more injured, after a water truck flips over during a joint Navy-Marine Corps training operation.

State Controller Raps Coronado's Redevelopment Agency

The state controller's review of 18 redevelopment agencies is in, and Coronado didn't fair all that well.

City Council Concerned About the Future of Redevelopment Agencies

Council members are of one mind on three contentious issues.

A Gubernatorial Threat Gets Coronado's Attention

On Tuesday, the City Council will contemplate life without redevelopment money. It will also consider proposals to add portable restrooms at South Beach and netting and trees along the 15th hole on the golf course.

Coronado Provides Meeting Place for Deployed Sailors, Their Families

More than 250 sailors returned from a seven-month deployment yesterday and families traveled from near and far to greet them.

Q & A with Coronado Tourism Improvement District Director Todd Little

Meet the board's executive director and learn more about the organization's goals.

Coronado Sailor Receives Silver Star for Heroic Actions

Explosive Ordinance Disposal Chief Gerardo Sosa is awarded the Silver Star medal on Coronado.

City Council Looks at Bicycle Master Plan Proposal

The City Council hears recommendations from the Ad Hoc Bicycle Committee and gets a dire warning about a dangerous intersection along its only bike path.

Coronado Property Taxes Are Due

Hurry! Get those property taxes postmarked by Dec. 10 to avoid hefty late fees.