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Month: May 2020

Should face coverings be mandatory? The Valley reacts to the county rescinding the health order

The Riverside County Board of Supervisors voted Friday to rescind some of the public health orders created at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. This includes limitations on short-term rental homes and golf courses. Drawing the most controversy was the county not making face coverings and social distancing mandatory anymore, only a strong recommendation. Even

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The cool down has begun

Temperatures are cooler this afternoon than yesterday but still 16 degrees above normal. An Excessive Heat Warning remains in effect across the Coachella Valley through 9:00 p.m. Temperatures remain above normal through the weekend but will continue to cool into next week bringing highs in the 90s and then 80s.

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Board of Supervisors votes to remove county’s restrictions

The Riverside County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a proposal that would rescind the county health officer’s ongoing orders in favor of aligning with Governor Newsom’s orders, which are less a little less strict. Board Chairman Manuel Perez and Supervisor Karen Spiegel originallyannounced the proposal, which would end requirements on socialdistancing, use of face coverings,

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A special “Frontline Friday” to honor essential workers on VE Day anniversary

The Palm Springs Air Museum’s “Frontline Fridays” continue to honor essential workers on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic. Three vintage warbird aircraft – C-47 Skytrain, P-51 Mustang, and the P-63 Kingcobra – flew over Rancho Mirage City Hall, Eisenhower Health, Palm Desert City Hall, Indian Wells City Hall, Bermuda Dunes Airport and Sun Line Transit

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More Triple Digits Yet to Come…

Yesterday’s crippling 110 bested a decades old record of 107. Today, we’ll be slightly cooler, but not much. The Excessive Heat Warning remains in effect until 9 p.m. and then we’ll some more significant cooling into next week. Winds will become breezy this afternoon and evening as high pressure weakens, and a trough develops into

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