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 in Avalon. The council ...

Buoys & Gulls’ Julian Tejeda hit a two RBI home run in the sixth. Straight Up Builders used a base hit and a double to score ...

The championship marks another milestone for a program that continues to build a tradition of success. The Lancers previously ...

Avalon staff are seeking a grant from the state government to support the Knabe Park and VFW Memorial Corridor Revitalization project. The matter will come back to the council if and when the grant is ...

For Straight Up Builders Rachel Mc Cormick collected five hits. Brandon Franco and Uriel Castillo had three hits. Chuy Sillas ...

The Avalon City Council on Oct. 6 gave directed staff to send a letter to the California Public Utilities Commission about the importance of broadband infrastructure to Islanders. The goal is to ...

A REACH Air Medical Services helicopter apparently crashed following take off on Wednesday night, Sept. 30, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. The city of Avalon said the crash occurred ...

Photo by Emma McIntee Pictured are student speakers for the Take the Mic event in Avalon on Sept. 12. The first ‘Take the Mic’ event was recently held on Front Street, where the environment and the ...

Courtesy Photo Thrive at Home is designed to help reverse this years-long trend by strengthening local economies, restoring opportunity, and helping families build their futures together. The Rotary ...

The unique sport of outrigger canoe paddling has evolved from a long line of Oceanic voyagers, to what is today becoming a very fast-growing aquatic team sport. The fact that these oceanic craft have ...

After more than five decades of serving the residents, businesses, and visitors of Avalon, we are deeply saddened to announce that our taxi service will cease operations effective October 19, 2026.

A hearing in Superior Court on Sept. 1 has apparently given the Catalina Island Conservancy the right to begin its long-contested extermination of “non-native” mule deer from the island; opponents ...