Marie Coronel
10 News San Diego
San Diego, CA, United States
Contact Marie
Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
| Recent: |
|
| Past: |
|
Past articles by Marie:
Judge upholds hearing for Carlsbad woman convicted of killing husband
A Judge has decided to uphold Julie Harper’s hearing, meaning there’s no change to the length of time she will serve. → Read More
Businesses on the coast prepare for downpour coming San Diego's way
Baja Beach Café General Manager Justin McIntyre is hoping this storm doesn’t bring back the water surging through their property, flooding their outdoor patio. → Read More
De Anza Cove mobile home cleanup underway, bike trail improvement coming
Once the city council approves the project's next phase, work will be done to improve the bike path for the public and create more than 140 family friends campsites. → Read More
City of San Diego breaks ground on AIDS memorial in Bankers Hill
"I want families to try and understand that we’re all God’s children, and to accept their children unconditionally,” an advocate for the memorial said. → Read More
San Diego County prepares for another round of rain
As the rain came down in Oceanside, waves crashed onto the empty beach. Only a few cars were driving by and drivers had to deal with minor ponding and debris on the street. → Read More
San Diego city crews close Ocean Beach pier as storm rolls in
Waves already caused significant damage Thursday morning to the pier, and they can also create a dangerous situation for those in the water. → Read More
San Diego International Auto Show underway through Monday
Product experts will be on the showroom floor to answer all your questions about the newest vehicles on display at the San Diego International Auto Show. → Read More
Parents of murder victim speak out against National City gang violence, call for season of peace
Elizabeth Munoz says seven years after her son's murder in National City, her pain is still very real. → Read More
San Diego veteran shares her struggle with homelessness in hopes of helping others
Melody Al-Akhras thought the military prepared her for just about everything -- until she found herself on the street. → Read More
Election results still pending for Levin-Maryott race
As of 12 p.m. Wednesday, incumbent Democrat Mike Levin was narrowly ahead of Republican challenger Brian Maryott with 51% of the votes. → Read More
Powerball ticket frenzy comes to National City 7-Eleven as jackpot soars to $1.2B
A lot of people are trying their luck, hoping to get the winning Powerball numbers now that the jackpot has reached $1.2 billion. → Read More
Chula Vista businesses prepare for Día de los Muertos celebration
“It's an offering for your loved ones — you personalize it to what your loved ones loved and enjoyed,” Tejeda says. → Read More
Padres fans 'Friared Up' for Game 3 in NLCS against Phillies
“I’ve been following the padres since 2014, but it’s pretty exciting, as you can tell I don’t have a voice right now from screaming so much.” → Read More
App designed to alert users about earthquakes gets attention on 'International ShakeOut Day'
The 'MyShake' app works thanks to ground motion sensors all over California. The amount of heads up you get depends on your distance to the quake's epicenter. → Read More
"I haven't shaved!" San Diego Padres fans share game time superstitions
Woods says, "I got the yellow band for my fit bit. I haven't taken it off, I haven't shaved this is what it's going to be .. hopefully for a long time." → Read More
City of San Diego launches 'Tech on the Go' program to combat digital divide
Statistics show 53,000 households in the City of San Diego don’t have access to the internet, according to officials. → Read More
North County swim instructor accused of sexual abuse appears in court
Nicholas Piazza was in court for a status hearing, allowing his lawyer and the prosecutor to set dates on his future court proceedings. → Read More
San Diego Padres fans excited for post-season run
It seems like anywhere you turn in San Diego Padres post season fever is everywhere, whether it’s the trolley, crowds in Padres gear, brown and yellow can be seen all over America’s Finest City. → Read More
Baseball bonding: San Diego families excited for Padres playoff run
10News Anchor Marie Coronel reflects on one of her favorite family pastimes: rooting for the Padres. In San Diego, many families sharing this tradition are pumped for a playoff run. → Read More
Experts predict more expensive gas prices & holiday travel as OPEC+ cuts production
OPEC Plus, which is a group of oil producing nations led by Russia and Saudi Arabia, is cutting production by 2 million barrels per day to boost prices. → Read More