Riverside County updated coronavirus numbers Sunday afternoon bringing total cases to 799 and deaths to 19. 60 patients are listed as recovered. 0 to 4 = 25 to 17 = 1018 to 39 = 21840 to 64 = 37065 to 79 = 12080 + = 37 Female = 386Male = 374 City of Desert Hot
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Several small earthquakes shook near Anza but were felt in the Coachella Valley. A 3.5 and 2.6 were felt after 3:30 Sunday afternoon. Just after 2 pm there was a 3.5 earthquake followed by a 2.5 just 30 seconds later. The initial report from the USGS had the earthquake at a 3.9 but was adjusted
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Hey parents! Are you looking for unique ways to keep kids busy while at home? News Channel 3’s Caitlin Thropay has one magical idea for you to try! Tony Daniels is a magician based in Palm Springs. He has decided to post magic trick tutorials online to keep kids busy while staying home. “Once the
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As of Sunday morning the number of positive coronavirus cases in San Bernardino County is 372 with 13 deaths. 4,230 patients have been tested with 8.8% positive for the virus. Cases broken down by age: 0 to 17 = 418 to 49 = 15550 to 64 = 12265+ = 91 Cases broken down by gender:
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The high temperature in Palm Springs yesterday was 81°. That’s just a degree shy of the seasonal average of 82°. Today, an area of low pressure is slowly inching south. This will continue to filter in cooler air to the region. Temperatures across much of California will remain below seasonal normal. This incoming system will
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A shooting in Cathedral city leaves one man dead Saturday night. Officers from the cathedral city police department have confirmed the male adult has died from multiple gunshot wounds. The man was found in his vehicle after colliding with a tree in the area of Mccallum way and Avenida Alvera. He was pronounced dead at
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California Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order Saturday to expand child care access to essential workers and offered words of praise for California counties eliminating tax penalties for late payment for hardships related to coronavirus. A press release from the Governor’s office detailed the order for expanded child care access: “Today Governor Gavin Newsom
Continue Reading A mild Saturday in Palm Springs, just a degree shy of the seasonal average. But, big changes are on the way. Temperatures will be dropping into the mid-70s for Sunday and into the 60s by Monday. The greatest chance to see widespread showers will be on Monday. Scattered showers stick around for Tuesday and Wednesday,
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County health officials are ordering that no gatherings of any number of people take place outside of the family members living in the same home. This is in response to the growing numbers of coronavirus cases in Riverside County. The order coming late Saturday afternoon from Riverside County Public Health Officer Dr. Cameron Kaiser. Dr.
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As concerns over the coronavirus pandemic grows, gun sales are surging. A line out the door at 2nd Amendment Sports in Palm Desert. News Channel 3 asked gun buyers, “why are you buying a firearm?” “For security,” said Tomas Barragan. Tomas Barragan from Coachella waited his turn to pick up his newly purchased firearm but
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Three deaths from Coachella Valley were added to the Riverside County total Saturday. From Friday to Saturday, records indicate Palm Desert had one more death. Palm Springs has two more deaths. Palm Springs now leads the valley in the number of cases and fatalities. Deaths due to coronavirus in Riverside County now total 18, according
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A Florida boy plans to run to honor the the memory of a Riverside County Sheriff deputy who died while battling coronavirus. Zechariah Cartledge,11, will dedicate a one-mile run to Deputy Terrell Young, who died Thursday, April 2. Cartledge will carry the thin blue line flag during his run. According to the Running 4 Heroes
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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. Watch it live here: The CDC is now recommending “wearing cloth face coverings in public settings where other social distancing measures are difficult to maintain (e.g., grocery stores and pharmacies), especially in areas of significant
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As we continue to navigate the COVID-19 global pandemic, expectant mothers are left with many questions while they prepare to bring a new baby into a world of uncertainty. News Channel 3’s Caitlin Thropay spoke to an expectant mother who shares her concerns. We try to help shed light on what information other moms who
Continue Reading Yesterday, Palm Springs reached a high temperature right at the seasonal average of 82°. Temperatures will slowly cool through the weekend as an area of low pressure moves in from the north. This area of low pressure will be slow-moving as it arrives late Sunday night. This area of low pressure will continue to move
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A person has been transported to a local hospital after being shot in a Mecca neighborhood Friday night. The shooting was reported at approximately 9:05 p.m. in the area of 7th Street and Dale Kiler Road. According to Deputy Robyn Flores, deputies located a victim with a gunshot wound. The victim’s injuries don’t appear to
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The City of Palm Springs released a notice notifying businesses who have recently been forced to close their doors due to the stay-at-home orders that they cannot board up their windows. “We understand that these are difficult times for business owners, but it is important they understand safety is our top priority,” said Palm Springs
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Varios terremotos ocurrieron cerca de Anza poco antes de las 7 p.m., incluido un terremoto preliminar de magnitud 4.9, según el USGS. Hubo un 4.9 inicial, seguido de 3.6, 2.9 y 3.0
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Según USGS 4 temblores seguidos impactaron la zona de Anza y se sintieron a lo largo y ancho Del Valle de Coachella. 3.0, 2.9, 3.6 y 4.9.
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The high school sports season is over. The CIF announced Friday that the remainder of the spring sports season is cancelled due to the global pandemic. That means seniors have ended their high school sports career, a disappointing end for them given these unfortunate and unprecedented times. #MessageFromTheCommissioner: A message of hope pic.twitter.com/dOUocVqqeX— CIF Southern
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