By Corbin Carson
Apr 9, 2021
Last year after the coronavirus pandemic began, residents on Catalina Island found themselves isolated beyond what you d think living on an island would be. In part five of the Catalina Island Comeback Series, KFI s Corbin Carson examines how being cut off from the mainland was actually helpful for many during the last year.
Some of the clearest waters in the world can be found in and around Catalina Island and hard core divers took advantage. The first couple of months was a ghost town because they shut off transportation unless you were an essential worker, Catalina Divers Supply Catalina Divers Supply owner Christy Lins said.
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By Corbin Carson
Apr 7, 2021
The world-famous Catalina bison have found themselves without a crowd of fans thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic over the last year.
KFI s Corbin Carson and eight other tourists piled into a multi-level jeep and headed out into 165 miles of unpaved exploration. Joy Alisberger, Corbin s guide, says things are beginning to get back to normal on the island.
Unfortunately, Corbin didn t have two hours to hang out for the full tour, so he jumped out to speak with Catalina Island Conservancy COO Tim Kielpinski about what the island is doing as stay-at-home orders are being lifted and health restrictions eased in anticipation for the upcoming summer tourist season.