CATALINA ISLAND—Welcome to The Log’s third-ever issue dedicated to Catalina Island. Our previous special issues featured stories on island time, the palapas of Two Harbors, culture at Catalina Island Museum,
BAJA CALIFORNIA—Third time is a charm? The World Heritage Committee of United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) finally declared the vaquita porpoise species as being “In-Danger.” The designation,
Editor’s Note: This article was corrected to reflect that Story Bank Productions did not sponsor the making of “Lolo the Barber” and that the film will be released on YouTube
REDONDO BEACH—Redondo Beach has won yet another battle with developer CenterCal Properties, a developer who had been slated to update the city’s historic waterfront. The Daily Breeze reported that a
AVALON—When the Chicago Cubs won their first World Series in 2016, after a 108-year dry spell, Catalina Island’s Chimes Towers played “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” amid cheers. Spring
SAN DIEGO—A sportfishing boat beached as it was returning from an offshore fishing trip south of Mexico, according to multiple news reports. San Diego’s Fox5 reported Pacifica was returning from a fishing
Re: Housing density bill, potentially affecting coastal development, put on hold (issue May 31-June 13) California’s Coast is Overdeveloped Already We do not need housing along the coast or
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