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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 be...

By Corbin Carson Apr 6, 2021 Before the COVID-19 pandemic upended everyone's world, Catalina Island was a premier destination for Southern California residents with more than one million tourists visiting the island every year. But, after stay-at-home orders were issued and businesses closed and events canceled, the number of visitors to the island plummeted to zero. And now, thanks to an aggressive vaccine rollout and falling COVID-19 infections, the people are back and the golf carts are buzzing around the island once again. KFI's Corbin Carson visited the jewel of Southern California an...

By Corbin Carson Apr 6, 2021 Before the COVID-19 pandemic upended everyone's world, Catalina Island was a premier destination for Southern California residents with more than one million tourists visiting the island every year. But, after stay-at-home orders were issued and businesses closed and events canceled, the number of visitors to the island plummeted to zero. And now, thanks to an aggressive vaccine rollout and falling COVID-19 infections, the people are back and the golf carts are buzzing around the island once again. KFI's Corbin Carson visited the jewel of Southern California an...

By Conway Crew Feb 18, 2021 OCFA Firefighter Dylan Van Iwaarden (hero) was released today after 114 days in the O.C. Burn Center in Santa Ana. Over 60% of his body was burned during the Silverado Fire. Van Iwaarden clung to life through 17 surgeries & a medically induced coma. He was discharged to the rehabilitation unit at UC Irvine Medical Center. Our very own KFI reporter Corbin Carson was there and Van Iwaarden said he’s still excited to get back out there and serve Orange County. The other injured firefighter, 31-year-old Phi Le, is still recuperating, but there were no immediate det...