The Catalina Islander is a weekly community newspaper serving Avalon, Catalina Island (California), and its mainland friends. Rooted deeply in our community for nearly a century, The Islander has been continuously published since 1914.

The Catalina Islander is a weekly community newspaper serving Avalon, Catalina Island (California), and its mainland friends. Rooted deeply in our community for nearly a century, The Islander has been continuously published since 1914.

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2024年8月9日 · Perhaps the only woman in Avalon with the power to stop pedestrian traffic on Crescent Avenue, Rosie Cadman meandered like royalty through the island streets for most of her life.

2025年1月10日 · Housing was the number one issue with participants in a recent Islander informal social media survey. The Islander asked: “What are the opportunities and challenges facing Catalina in 2025?” In all, the question received 72 comments, as of 1:33 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 8. Multiple comments were ...

4 天之前 · An informal social media survey found many individuals want more enforcement of e-bike laws in Avalon. The Islander recently asked a question on social media: “On the record, for possible publication in the print edition of the Islander, …

4 天之前 · Photo credit Pictured, left to right, are Erick Madriz, Morgan Curiel, Jacob Mello, Coach Steve Hall, Brandon Tamayo, Joe Ruiz, and Jackson Garcia. The Avalon boys varsity basketball team has entered league play and the Lancers picked up an important win against league rival Southlands Christian on ...

The following is the Avalon’s Sheriff’s Stations significant incidents report for the period of Dec. 18, 2024, to Jan.-1, 2025. All suspects...

2023年12月1日 · Love Catalina Island’s portion of the transient occupancy tax (short term rental tax) for Fiscal Year 2023 is $1,826,003, according to the City Council staff report by City Manager David Maistros.

2024年6月7日 · Love Catalina Island CEO/President Jim Luttjohann this week reported to the City Council on the business group’s first quarter of 2024. Luttjohann reminded everyone that the weather “sucked” during the first quarter.