Cash flow is city staff’s immediate concern
COVID-19’s impact on the city’s finances are likely to last for years, according to the director of Avalon’s Finance Department.
Avalon facing dire financial strain
The Avalon City Council held an emergency meeting on
Thursday to get updates on the impact of the COVID-19 shutdown on the city’s...
Conservancy to close most facilities until April 30
Starting today, Friday, March 20, most Catalina Island Conservancy facilities and services will be closed until April 30,...
Chamber Coronavirus (COVID-19) information and update
Courtesy Catalina Island Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau
Editor’s note: This information was current as of 7:30 a.m.,...
A letter from the Catalina Island Medical Center
We at Catalina Island Medical Center (CIMC) want to keep you informed and up to date regarding COVID-19...
Catalina Express boat service now limited
The safety and security of our passengers and employees are the top priorities at Catalina Express. Due to...
Avalon releases visitor revenue report
Visitor driven revenues to the city of Avalon increased by 3.9% from October 2018 to October 2019, according...
Avalon girls volleyball team recognized for efforts
Three Lancers named to All-CIF, Martinez is Coach of the Year
The Avalon High...
Council to look at liability coverage for moored vessels
Grant funds and building code also on Tuesday agenda
The Avalon City Council is...
