Latino Policymakers Gather in Coronado for 3-Day Conference

Commission Takes No Action in Closed Session on Port Chief's Job

Port of San Diego Hires New Chief Policy Adviser

Job Nelson was chief of staff for San Diego City Councilwoman Lorie Zapf over the past four years.

Coronado Hires New Public Services Director

Clifford M. Maurer, a retired Navy captain, is expected to start June 23.

Security Patrolling Beach Fire Rings This Summer

Do you support having security? Is it needed? Tell us in the comment section below.

Deadline to Register for June Primary Approaching

Important issues are on the local and statewide ballots.

Toni Atkins to Take Oath as First Assembly Speaker from San Diego Today

Assemblywoman Toni Atkins represents the District 78, which includes coastal San Diego County from Imperial Beach to Solana Beach and downtown San Diego through Mid-City.

Obama, Pelosi Attending $10K Per Person Fundraiser in San Diego Thursday

The president is scheduled to attend a fundraiser at the La Jolla home of Qualcomm co-founder Irwin Jacobs.

Senior Volunteer Programs Save $10M+ Per Year in San Diego County

The San Diego County grand jury recommends continuation and possible expansion of the senior volunteer programs, calling them a significant asset to the community.

County Reviews $5.06B Proposed Budget

County Launches Plan to Combat Third Leading Cause of Death in SD County

"The Alzheimer's Project" is designed to bring together researchers, caregivers and experts to improve patient care and treatment.

San Diego County Moves to Treat E-Cigarettes Like Tobacco

If approved on a second vote May 20, the use of electronic cigarettes and similar devices will be banned in county buildings and parks, and public buildings in unincorporated areas.

Early Voting Starts for June 3 Primary

Registered voters can request a ballot by mail until May 27.

Perfection at the San Diego County's Pumps

Moody's Assigns Rare Aaa Rating to Coronado

Coronado joins just eight other California cities to hold the Aaa rating.

DNA Database Catches Up With Repeat Offenders

By integrating a real-time DNA database, San Diego County prosecutors are better able to match defendants already being prosecuted to additional crimes they may have committed.

Poll Workers Needed for June 3 Election

All poll workers receive a stipend ranging from $75 to $175 depending on the assignment and those who are bilingual receive an additional $15 if they are assigned to provide language assistance to voters.

General Advisory Issued for Local Coastal Waters

Swimmers, surfers, and other ocean users are warned that the levels of bacteria can rise significantly following a rain.

California's Drought: Brown Issues 2nd Executive Order

The governor suspends some environmental laws but stops short of enacting new restrictions on water use.

What Will Your Neighborhood Look Like in Coronado?

A workshop will be held May 21 to discuss this very question and the city wants to hear from you.

Should Your State Legalize Pot?

With the economical benefits of legalized marijuana working for Colorado, is your state the next in line?

How Satisfied Are You as a Coronado Resident?

The City of Coronado will mail out a satisfaction survey to random households starting next week.

Study: More County 7th Graders Are Smoking Pot

The county's "Report Card on Children and Families" was presented to the Board of Supervisors this week.

Gov. Brown Pardons 5 Convicted Offenders in San Diego County on Good Friday

Pardons are granted to people who have demonstrated exemplary behavior and have lived productive and law-abiding lives following their conviction.

Study: More County 7th Graders Are Smoking Pot

The county's "Report Card on Children and Families" was presented to the Board of Supervisors this week.

Supervisors Order Green Building Code Recommendations

SD County #2 in Dogs Biting Letter Carriers; See Where Coronado Is in the Pack?

The U.S. Postal Service saw a 35 percent increase in dog attacks on letter carriers in 2013 from the year earlier.

Covered California: Health Insurance Deadline Looms

The deadline to apply for health coverage is April 15.

So, You Still Haven't Filed? IRS Offers Very Last Minute Tax Tips as April 15 Nears

The April 15 federal income tax filing deadline falls on a Tuesday and millions will be doing their returns this weekend.

Political Corruption Explained: Dems vs. GOP [Cartoon]

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District Attorneys Urge Support of Human Trafficking Bill

Last year, the San Diego County District Attorney's Office filed human trafficking-related charges against 43 defendants in cases involving 50 victims, nine of whom were under 18.

Assembly Majority Leader Toni Atkins to Take Over May 12

Local Assemblywoman Toni Atkins was voted in as the successor to John Perez (D-Los Angeles) about two weeks ago.

Coronado's Recreation Department Receives Peer Recognition

San Diego County Courts Closed Monday for Cesar Chavez Holiday

Don't Miss the April 10 Deadline to Pay 2nd Installment of Property Taxes in SD County

Late payments will be assessed a 10 percent penalty and $10 fee.

Several Coronado Homes Earn Historical Designations

Coronado Installs Bicycle Friendly Community Signs

Health Coverage Enrollment Deadline Fast Approaching

Open enrollment in Covered California, the state health insurance marketplace, ends on Monday, March 31.

Signature-Gathering Starts Today for 4th Measure to Legalize Pot in California

The initiative would legalize possession, use, cultivation, transportation and distribution of marijuana and hemp. Backers have until Aug. 18 to collect 504,760 valid signatures.

Coronado Is Tsunami-Ready

National Tsunami Awareness Week will have some cities practicing walk-out drills this week.