IBCC has been part of this community for more than 54 years. It was never fancy, but it was reliable. It was the place where uninsured patients could still see a doctor, where Spanish-speaking ...

Fluffy has an ear infection…Again. Yes, this is my everyday life, and if you have a dog, it might be yours too. Nationwide pet insurance designates ear infection as the ...

Who will be the next mayor, and what is the process to choose one? It’s a question that has been on everyone’s mind since Mayor Paloma Aguirre was elected County ...

Our national economy is booming again. It may not seem so to Joe Sixpack, who struggles to pay the rent, put food on the table, or doesn’t own a table ...

Growing up in Tijuana, Erika Hurtado enjoyed crafting. As the years went by, she knew she would somehow be involved in a job ...

Coronado Rotary’s 28th Annual Low Tide Ride & Stride (LTRS) “blew it out of the ballpark,” to use an MLB term, resulting in ...

Saturday, July 19, marked the last annual Mayor’s Breakfast for Mayor Paloma Aguirre, as she is headed to her new position as ...

Whether you were just a kid and too young to appreciate the ‘70s music while it happened, or were old enough to enjoy it ...

We can receive classified advertising by phone, fax, mail, email, or in person; and accept cash, checks, VISA and MC. Deadlines are each Monday at 12:00 PM for the Coronado Eagle & Journal and the ...

When our forefathers from the thirteen original colonies gathered to protest, among other things, a tax on tea, they decided to form a union for the common defense. Their intent ...

The largest summertime water event on San Diego Bay — the annual Sharp HospiceCare Benefit Dinner and Regatta — is back! This ...

For the past few months, a new coffee shop has been quietly doing business inside Millport restaurant on 13th Street. Sharco ...