Megan Kitt is a reporter at The Coronado Times. With over a decade of experience in both print and digital journalism, she covers a range of topics including transportation and mobility, regional interest, and real estate development, all while emphasizing the importance of community-focused reporting. Megan's work has been featured in more than 25 publications worldwide, showcasing her expertise in commercial real estate, environmental services, and travel and tourism.
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Megan Kitt's coverage focuses on local government, city issues, and community events in Coronado, California. She has a strong emphasis on reporting government announcements and legal policy regulations. Megan would likely be interested in pitches related to local government policies and decisions, community events, public health initiatives within the area she covers.
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By: Megan Kitt
The agenda for this week’s meeting of the Coronado City Council includes a request to discuss parking stipulations for counter-oriented restaurants, considering median landscaping along SR-75, the city’s 2026 legislative priorities, and more. Public comment will be heard.
By: Megan Kitt
Beach closures as of 9 a.m. on June 3. For current closures, check sdbeachinfo.com.
By: Megan Kitt
A rendering of the proposed barrier on the San Diego-Coronado Bridge. California Coastal Commission staff report photo.
By: Megan Kitt
The agenda for this week’s meeting of the Coronado City Council includes allocating its annual community grants and purchasing a property on Orange Avenue for affordable housing. The meeting is […]
The Coronado City Council spent nearly four hours on June 16 working through its annual community grant program, ultimately allocating more than $1.1 million in taxpayer funds to dozens of local nonprofits, from the Coronado Flower Show to the Fourth of July celebration to a handful of brand-new applicants hoping to break into the program for the first time.
By: Megan Kitt
With just over a week left on its lease, the operator of the Coronado Ferry Landing appears to have settled its differences with its landlord and could end up running […]
By: Megan Kitt
The Coronado Ferry Landing on Nov. 11, 2025. Photo by Dani Schwartz.
By: Megan Kitt
Crews broke ground this spring on new pump stations and river gates meant to curb Tijuana sewage flows, but two pipeline collapses in May were a reminder of how fragile the existing system remains, according to the latest binational progress report.
By: Megan Kitt
Closures have lifted at Coronado’s city beaches for the first time in a month — with a caveat.
By: Megan Kitt
After more than 21 years in uniform did — 14 of them in Coronado did — Senior Chief Brandon van Baggen is making his way to his final duty station […]
