The National Transportation Safety Board recently released a preliminary report on the helicopter crash that claimed three lives on Sept. 30. Two other people aboard were injured, one seriously.
The REACH Air...
For 25 years, Catalina Island Yacht Club Foundation has been committed to charitable giving, supporting non-profit organizations whose mission and work benefits the City of Avalon and Catalina Island. Through our...
By Charles M. Kelly
The council on Oct. 20 directed the city manager to execute an agreement with Catalina Transportation Services, Inc. to provide a temporary subsidy for a six-month taxi service...
The second round of play of the Catalina CoEd Softball League concluded this past Thursday. Game one had Buoys & Gulls taking on Straight Up Builders. Straight Up Builders used four...
Business of the Year, Sustainable Tourism and Community Service acknowledged
Love Catalina Island/ Tourism Authority, the local Chamber, recognized local businesses as part of its...
The Fifth Annual Flying Fish Festival was held the first weekend of the month. Every year the festival includes more family type activities including...
Part 1 of two: Transportation.
The Avalon City Council discussed, but took no action, on transportation and potential changes to the vehicle code on Wednesday,...
The Catalina Island Museum’s special exhibition “A Democratic Dream: William Wrigley Jr. and Catalina Island will close on Nov. 26. The exhibition explores the...
The Annual P.L.A.Y. Preschool Craft Auction returns on Nov. 15 to the Bluewater Avalon restaurant. Each year, P.L.A.Y. Preschool holds this craft auction that...
Local merchants: sit up and pay attention
Over the last two or three decades, a once-in-a-hundred years economic shift has been taking place. It’s called...
Approximately 350 of Charlie Canby’s friends and family gathered at the Catalina Boat Yard recently, to celebrate his life. Pastor Enrique provided a eulogy...
