CATALINA ISLAND—Some Americans may not even know what rugby is, but on Catalina Island you might say the British sport is king. For the past 27 years, the island has
AVALON—The subject of forming some kind of harbor advisory committee has struck a nerve with City Council members, locals, harbor patrol and other business owners here in Avalon, ever since
TWO HARBORS—A problem once thought to be fully eradicated has returned to Two Harbors – and, no, we’re not talking about the measles. It turns out boat groundings at Isthmus
AVALON—The Chicago Cubs celebrated its first World Series win in more than a century in 2016, ending a 108-year championship drought in a hard-fought seven-gamer versus the Cleveland Indians (who
AVALON—For Avalon, the Sidewalk Vendor Bill, also known as SB 946, introduced by former Gov. Jerry Brown has proved to be a headache as city staff still grapples with how
Catalina Island’s Airport in the Sky will resume operations, what with the elevated landing strip set to be open to air traffic as of 3 p.m. on May 3. A
AVALON—Imagine racing with a partner, tethered together, on a 27-mile course that includes running and swimming – that means running in wetsuits and swimming in shoes. It turns out Avalon
CATALINA ISLAND–The 39th annual Cabrillo Beach to Dana Point “Around Catalina” Race is on deck, this Memorial Day Weekend; the annual regatta, which first launched in 1981, kicks offs at
