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Kirk Hammett made some comments about who he considers the "architects" of metal, and it might cause some debate.

Kirk Hammett made some comments about who he considers the "architects" of metal, and it might cause some debate.

May is labor history month. To wrap up the month, we discuss the rich legacy of labor organizing across California and locally in San Diego with Dolores Huerta.

Kevin Ashley is a local historian documenting Coronado's Black history, and curator of the Coronado Historical Association's current exhibition, "An Island Looks Back: Uncovering Coronado's Hidden African-American History." His work to document the wrongful death of Coronado's Alton Collier in 1946 has led to the Equal Justice Initiative including Collier in its listing of racial terror lynching victims.

In the final part of our three-part series update with City Manager Tina Friend, we discussed some of the unanticipated challenges Coronado has overcome in the past year and how

David Schmalz here. One thing I’ve been thinking a lot about lately is that, while most voters frame elections in terms of who wins or loses in a race—president, governor,

Get outdoors! Celebrate Mother Earth, classic cars, flowers, landmark community art and more this San Diego weekend.

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

The Coronado Floral Association just announced the 2024 Coronado Flower Show theme: Ocean of Flowers. As we prepare for what will surely be another prosperous year for the longest-standing Coronado

Jason Mraz, a two-time Grammy-winner, is teaming with multiple San Diego nonprofit arts groups for two fundraising 'Kaleidoscope' concerts