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Month: April 2020

Riverside County officials to discuss public health orders

Riverside County officials and health experts are holding a news conference today to discuss the local public health officer’s orders, testing expansion, and other services for food access and emergency housing. Chair V. Manuel Perez, Fourth District Supervisor, Dr. Cameron Kaiser, Riverside County Public Health Officer, Kim Saruwatari, director, Riverside University Health System-Public Health, and

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Gov Newsom provides latest coronavirus update

Gov. Newsom’s daily coronavirus update news conference starts at Noon. You can watch it live every day on News Channel 3 or KESQ.com/Livestream-Events. LIVE NOW: Governor @GavinNewsom provides an update on the state’s response to #COVID19. #StayHomeSaveLives https://t.co/BlenY4EYik— California Governor (@CAgovernor) April 29, 2020 Yesterday, Governor Newsom said the state is considering starting the next

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#NeighborhoodHeroes: Cathedral City High School band members get involved in the community

Cathedral City High Band members were tasked with community service projects prior to closures March 13th. The kids came up with a variety of outreach projects and ways to get involved in helping the community during the coronavirus pandemic. These projects involved making face masks, volunteering with organizations, making goodie bags for neighbors, and backpacks

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The Heatwave Lingers a bit Longer

High pressure still controls the weather on the West Coast, keeping us hotter than normal by as much as 10-20 degrees, and the Excessive Heat Warning remains in effect through tomorrow evening. That area of high pressure begins to slide farther South and East, allowing modestly cooler air to filter in from the West. Highs

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New fund aims to give $200 payments to families impacted by coronavirus

Several valley organizations are partnering to provide cash payments to families struggling during the pandemic. The fund they’ve created will provide qualifying families with $200 in immediate relief.  The Greater Palm Springs Tourism Foundation has been collecting donations to support families who specifically work in the tourism and hospitality industry. “Everybody has been losing their

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Record heat felt in the Coachella Valley

Palm Springs is bringing the heat! Palm Springs has TIED the record high temperature for today's date of 106°. This is a record that was set in 1992 and tied also in 2007 and 2013. https://t.co/HkuNa8r079 pic.twitter.com/FirjbDVdKH— Haley Clawson (@HaleyClawsonWX) April 28, 2020 Clear skies and low humidity will stick with us throughout this evening

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