Los funcionarios de salud del condado están ordenando que no se lleven a cabo reuniones de ningún número de personas fuera de los miembros de la familia que viven en el mismo hogar. Esto es en respuesta al creciente número de casos de coronavirus en el Condado de Riverside. El Dr. Kaiser también ha ordenado
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San Bernardino County confirmed 157 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total of cases to 530. 5,670 patients have been tested. The county also confirmed three new deaths. With those deaths, the total is now. Cases by city: Adelanto: 3Alta Loma: 4Apple Valley: 7Barstow: 7Big Bear City: 2Big Bear Lake: 3Bloomington: 7Blue Jay: 2Chino: 16Chino Hills: 22Colton: 8Crestline: 1Fontana: 66Fort Irwin: 1Grand Terrace: 2Hesperia: 18Highland: 21Joshua Tree: 2Loma Linda: 12Mentone: 4Montclair: 5Oak Hills: 2Ontario: 28Phelan: 1Rancho Cucamonga: 36Redlands: 41Rialto: 26Rimforest: 1Running Springs: 2San Bernardino: 40Unknown: 21Upland: 18Victorville: 20Wrightwood: 1Yucaipa: 77Yucca Valley: 3
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SunLine Transit Agency bus drivers have begun to deny entry for passengers who are not wearing face coverings in order to curb the spread of the coronavirus. Face coverings can be bandanas, scarves, neck gaiters or other clothing that does not have visible holes. The transit agency put the measure into effect following an order
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Rain is making its way across Southern California ahead of an approaching cold front. The Coachella Valley has stayed dry primarily with just a few sprinkles felt. Moving through the pass and into the Inland Empire is a completely different story. Already in effect is a Winter Storm Warning for San Bernardino and Riverside county
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April’s Coachella Valley Spotlight Recipient is Desert Autism Foundation. Desert Autism Foundation is a nonprofit that helps local families deal with the challenges of raising a child with autism by making speech and occupational therapies more affordable. They serve between 80 and 100 local families. The $25,000 grant from the H.N. and Frances C. Berger Foundation will
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“Remember the Coachella Valley is below sea level. It’s always flood prone. There’s so many areas out there that can flood very quickly. So streets in the Coachella Valley flood immediately” said Captain Fernando Herrera with the Riverside County Fire Department and Cal Fire. Download our First Alert Weather App on Apple and Google Play
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Suman a 946 los afectados asi lo dio a conocer el departamento de salud de Riverside confirmando 147 nuevos casos este lunes 6 de abril Sumando un total de 946 casos El total de personas muerta incremento a 25. No se ha divulgado información sobre las seis nuevas muertes, sin embargo, Palm Springs reportó dos
Continue ReadingUna probabilidad de 50 por ciento lluvias. Parcialmente soleado, la máxima alrededor de 73. Viento del este de 5 a 10 mph y luego llegará del noroeste. Esta Noche: Una probabilidad de 50 por ciento lluvias. Mayormente nublado, la mínima alrededor de 56. Viento del norte entre 5 y 15 mph, con ráfagas de hasta
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Friday night’s FIND Food Bank telethon was a major success. News Channel 3’s Caitlin Thropay followed-up with FIND Food Bank to see where the latest numbers stand as more donations come in and how they plan to use the money. “Here’s where we are at today and we’re almost at our final number but there’s
Continue Reading Riverside County health officials confirmed 147 new coronavirus cases on Monday, April 6. The total number of cases is now 946. The total number of deaths also increased to 25. No information has been released on the six new deaths, however, Palm Springs reported two new deaths since April 5. The number of patients who
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The Indio Police Department announced the death of retired K9 “Jager” on Monday. K9 Jager joined the Indio Police Department in March 2008. The department said he was skilled in narcotics detection, tracking, and apprehension. “He was a friendly favorite during our K9 demos and enjoyed visiting with all of his shift Officers and Dispatchers,”
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Three more San Bernardino County firefighters have tested positive for the coronavius bringing the total to five. Those firefighters are self isolating and do not need hospitalization. San Bernardino County Fire has created a plan to get firefighters back to work after they have fully recovered from the virus. This is to make sure that
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Border Patrol released details of a drug seizure from Saturday. Agents at the Highway 86 checkpoint arrested a 57 year old man suspected of smuggling drugs into the country. A Border Patrol K-9 alerted on the Ford Explorer when it entered the checkpoint. On closer inspection agents located 76 packages hidden in the dashboard and
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UPDATE: After our story aired at 6PM Monday night, Jack Ivey Ranch Country Club HOA President Kelly Mahue contacted News Channel 3 saying she took immediate action to close all amenities at the country club after orders were issued by Governor Gavin Newsom. INITIAL REPORT: Rachel Krahan and her husband Kraus are still moving in
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A 3.5 magnitude earthquake struck just before 9 am Monday morning in North Shore. No injuries or damage reported. This after a weekend of earthquakes hitting the Anza area and being felt widely in the Valley. A 3.5 and 2.6 were felt after 3:30 Sunday afternoon. And before that a pair of earthquakes after 2
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A Flash Flood Watch will be in effect for the entire Valley, and surrounding areas from 11 a.m. Tuesday until 7 p.m. Wednesday, as rainfall will intensify during that time frame. As we move this afternoon, rain will develop across the Western Coachella Valley as a winter storm moves into the region. The storm promises
Continue Reading Another series of earthquakes struck near Anza Sunday, with the strongest being two of 3.5 magnitude. A storm system will be moving into Southern California tonight with impacts here in the Coachella Valley beginning on Monday. Chances for rain extend through Thursday, with temperatures in the 60s. A Winter Storm Warning is in effect from
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With hair salons and barber shops being closed for weeks due to the coronavirus pandemic, some are swapping those regular salon appointments with an at-home diy beauty parlor. Robin Belle from Yucca Valley is trying it. She picked up her home hair kit at The Color Bar. “A couple of gray’s are coming through,” said
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RIVERSIDE, Calif. One third of the patients at a 90 bed nursing facility have tested positive for the coronavirus according to the Riverside County University Health System. The Extended Care Hospital of Riverside on Magnolia Avenue in Riverside has closed to new patients and staff is not allowed to work at other facilities to try
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