Los casos de coronavirus del condado de Riverside crecen a 291 contagios y 9 muertes Funcionarios de salud del Condado de Riverside confirmaron 58 nuevos casos y una muerte el lunes, con lo que el total de casos ascendió a 291 casos y nueve muertes. Funcionarios del condado confirmaron que la nueva muerte era un
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Riverside County health officials confirmed 58 new cases and one death on Monday, bringing the total of cases to 291 cases and nine deaths. Visit KESQ.com/Coronavirus for continuing updates County officials confirmed the new death was a Moreno Valley man in his 50s. Cases by Coachella Valley city: Blythe – 2 cases Cathedral City –
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President Trump and the coronavirus task force are holding a briefing detailing the latest updates on the federal response to the outbreak.
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Mayor Geoff Kors, the Palm Springs Chamber and the California Small Business Development Center (SBDC) hosted a Coronavirus Business Resources Online Town Hall and webinar today at 1 p.m. The webinar helped explain available resources, funding options and more for area businesses affected by the coronavirus. Officials advised business owners to speak to your landlord
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Governor Gavin Newsom is calling on all medical professionals, whether they are retired or in the process of getting their degrees, to help the state have adequate staff as health care needs increase due to the coronavirus outbreak. “California is preparing for an increase in the number of people who urgently need health care in
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Despite people being told to stay at home, many people are still needing to buy groceries. Health officials have warned to take precautions when going out in various public settings, including grocery stores. Dr. Jeffrey VanWingen, MD posted a video to YouTube, that has now gone viral. The Michigan family care physician spoke on several
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As schools remain closed and kids are spending more time at home, Fit in 42 Studios is offering a free kids “recess” program to families in the Coachella Valley. The program started on Monday, March 23rd, and they had 65 families online through zoom. By the next day, that number jumped to 88 families. Four
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Sunshine fueled by a broad area of expanding high pressure will help warm the Valley up to average, and even above average temps this week. This afternoon, highs will reach 81 degrees, which is exactly the average for the date, with mostly sunny skies and light breezes maxing out at 10-15mph The remainder of the
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The Indio Visitor Center, staffed by the Indio Chamber of Commerce, is extending its operational scope to assist local residents and businesses with general questions during the current state of emergency. Effective Monday, March 30th, staff at the Indio Visitor’s Center will be equipped to direct callers, in both English and Spanish, to the agencies
Continue Reading Another below average day in Palm Springs. Today’s high was 79° compared to the seasonal average of 81°. However, it was a couple degrees warmer than Saturday, which saw a high of 74°. Those high temperatures are going to continue to climb this upcoming week. We’re going from below seasonal average, to above by Tuesday.
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Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order on Friday designed to protect renters and homeowners during the coronavirus pandemic. The move responds to concerns many are experiencing with wage loss and layoffs that make it hard to pay rent, mortgages and utility bills, as the virus spreads. “I am worried, I am not going to
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Officials announced new coronavirus cases Sunday afternoon. The total number of cases in Riverside County is 233, this is an increase of 38 cases in the last 24 hours. The number of deaths in Riverside County remain at 8. The city of Coachella is the only valley city that does not have a case, today
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Two valley agencies are searching for a person who reportedly damaged two patrol cars on Friday, one from Indio Police and the other from the California Highway Patrol Office also in Indio. According to a news release by the Indio Police Department on Sunday, at around 11:45 p.m. Friday, an on-duty Indio Police Officer, driving
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The coronavirus pandemic is forcing many people around the world to be stuck in isolation. This is leading churches to have online sermons so people can stay in quarantine at home. However, President Trump is optimistic that every church pew will be filled on Easter Sunday this year. But with Easter two weeks away, local
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Yesterday, the high temperature in Palm Springs was 74°. The normal for this time of year is 81°. A weak trough of low pressure will drop southeast today along the central coast and swing inland over Southern California tonight. This will keep temperatures similar to yesterday, 5°-10° below seasonal. Winds will also increase from the
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As part of Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, baseball great and colorectal cancer survivor Darryl Strawberry talked about the importance of being proactive and putting health first. Something the country is doing right now amid the coronavirus pandemic. Including the postponement of the 2020 MLB season. Strawberry, an 8-time Major League Baseball All-Star and 4-time World Series
Continue Reading We’ve been experiencing cooler than normal conditions and that will continue into Sunday, with a trough of low pressure dipping further into Southern California. This will bring with it the chance to see some showers to the west of the Coachella Valley, as well as snow for the San Bernardino Mountains above 5,500 ft. Here
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Everyone’s lives have been impacted by the coronavirus pandemic that is especially true for a couples here in the valley who were planning to walk down the aisle. News Channel 3 caught up with one couple who was surprised by a neighbor’s gesture to help them tie the knot amid the outbreak. Jorge Matuz and
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