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Month: October 2020

Nearly half of Riverside County’s coronavirus outbreaks linked to grocery stores

Riverside County Public Health officials say nearly half of the county’s coronavirus outbreaks were in grocery stores. Public Health Director Kim Saruwatari told the Board of Supervisors earlier this week that the highest number of coronavirus outbreaks in Riverside County from July to September reportedly stem from grocery stores. Contact tracers found 48 outbreaks during

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President awaiting test results after top White House official confirmed positive for COVID-19

WASHINGTON (AP) — Hope Hicks, one of President Donald Trump’s closest aides, has tested positive for the coronavirus. Hicks, who serves as counselor to the president and traveled with him to a rally Wednesday, tested positive Thursday, according to an administration official, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss private health information. She is

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Hot start to October

Hot today? Oh yeah! Palm Springs and Thermal both recorded high temperatures of 113°. Thermal has set a record, surpassing the 112° record from 2012. Highs in the mid 90s would be “normal” for the date. If it’s feeling like this summer is never ending, here’s why…2020 has broken the record for most 100°+ and

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Secuencia de temblores en el condado de Imperial no afectarian falla de san Andreas dice la Dra Lucy Jones

Una ola de temblores menores afacto el area del Valle de Imperial desde el miércoles de acuerdo al departamento geologico de california. Dr.Lucy Jones dijo que si bien el Valle de Imperial continuara siendo impactado por los movimientos teluricos , no tendra impacto en un area mayor a las 10 millas. https://content.uplynk.com/player5/2ccOGvebFxwLWB4gRN4XwEec.html?ad=kesqdfp&ad.preroll=1 Los movimientos olscilaron

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How to prevent ‘cheating’ and promote authentic learning when it comes to virtual education

The pandemic has made school districts and teachers rethink the way they’re giving tests.    The temptation for students to “cheat” when it comes to online learning is a challenge educators are facing everywhere.  “From a parent perspective it’s all about having that conversation with your student,” said Ethan Fieldman, CEO of Study Edge. His company

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Swarm earthquakes in Imperial County not expected to impact San Andreas Fault says Dr. Lucy Jones

A swarm of small earthquakes hit Southern California’s Imperial Valley on Wednesday afternoon, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS). The largest yet measured a 4.9 magnitude.  Now, an expert said aftershocks or even a larger quake could be felt in weeks to come.  Hundreds of small earthquakes rattled Westmorland homes Wednesday afternoon. “Wow, 200 is that…wow

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