Coronado Fourth News Today

On behalf of the Coronado Fourth of July Development Committee, we would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has supported the 4th of July celebrations in Coronado

The Coronado Fourth of July Committee (CFOJ) is excited to announce the appointment of their new Manager of the Volunteers, Brad Morris.Morris will be taking over for previous Volunteer Manager

City staff presented an update on the draft contract with Circuit for the electric mini-shuttle pilot program in Coronado. Staff made note of some disputed language that they have been

At its core, the Pacific Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) is a non-profit animal shelter specializing in the well-being of domestic animals, but it is also so much more. “While it

At the November 21 Coronado City Council meeting, the winners of the annual Turkey Coloring Contest co-sponsored by the Coronado Junior Woman’s Club with the Recreation and Golf Services Department

Looking back over the summer, there are two Coronado nonprofit organizations that deserve our community’s gratitude for creating special memories that will last a lifetime.

I’d like to share some thoughts on parades: The Coronado Fourth of July parade; my experiences with parades; and lastly the most innovative parade I have ever seen.

It is an honor to say thank you to more than 150 volunteers who stepped up to make Coronado’s 2023 Fourth of July action-packed events a great success! The volunteers

During the June 20 Coronado City Council meeting, councilmembers reviewed the 50 grant applications from 32 different organizations that the City had received for funding for the 2023-2024 fiscal year.

The June 6 Coronado City Council meeting began with the reschedule of a public hearing item regarding the redesign of the gas station and convenience store located at 400 Orange