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May 31 8:56 am
  • catalina

Rationing, saltwater toilets and desalination: How Catalina hopes to survive historic drought

Kelly Puente

While desalination has been critical for the island’s water security, officials say Catalina must make tough choices as its reservoir levels continue to plummet.

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Jun 30 2021 1:04 pm
  • catalina

Shark bites kayaker near Catalina Island, lifeguards say

City News Service

A kayaker was airlifted to a hospital for surgery today after being bitten on one hand by a shark near Parsons Landing at Catalina Island.

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May 12 2021 1:43 pm
  • ddt

Now-banned pesticide discovered in barrels off Catalina Island is a ‘problem we still don’t understand,’ scientist says

Tess Kazenoff

A Los Angeles Times investigation last fall showing as many as half a million barrels of a now-banned pesticide are sitting on the ocean floor off Catalina Island has led a local assemblyman to propose a new resolution calling on the federal government to take action to protect the island’s ecosystem.

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