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The City of Palm Springs says coronavirus cases could be worse than reported based on the amount of the virus found in the city’s wastewater. The city cited a document of its findings during Thursday’s council meeting. According to the document, there has been a spike in coronavirus per liter found in the city’s Wastewater

Local businesses are preparing for the likelihood of another devastating shutdown. Riverside County spokesperson Brooke Federico confirms that the stay-at-home order will go into effect 24 hours after the Southern California region reaches 15 percent of remaining ICU beds. “It’s been very hard, you know, we have a pregnant lady who’s here who is struggling,

Dr, Shubha Kerkar, the director of infectious disease at Desert Regional Medical Center, joined Peter Daut during our 6:30 PM newscast to discuss the recent rise in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations at the hospital. Check out Peter’s Interview with Dr. Alan Williamson, Chief Medical Officer at Eisenhower Health Kerkar told Peter that while the COVID