The Riverside County Registrar’s office recently upgraded its elections tabulation equipment made by a company called Dominion. In the June primary, problems arose in the state of Georgia where the high tech voting equipment also made by Dominion misfired.I-Team Reporter Karen Devine speaks with the Registrar about concerns regarding accuracy and how they are making sure every vote
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Case Changes Today Riverside County reported 261 new cases since Monday. This brings the total number of cases to 66,993. Check out the county map below(Note Data will continue to update past today) Testing 808,700 tests have been conducted so far, this increased by 3,966 over the past 24 hours. How to get tested Remember,
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Governor Gavin Newsom is delivering an update at noon Monday on the state of California’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. You can watch it live on News Channel 3 and in the player below: It’s not clear if the Governor will address a push to move away from the color-coded tier system. Riverside County will
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COVID-19 is the third leading cause of death in Riverside County in 2020, Riverside County Public Health Director Kim Saruwatari reported to the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday morning. “We have looked at leading causes of death” compared to 2019, Director Kim Saruwatari said. In the Latinx community, COVID-19 related death is the second leading
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The manager of the Birkenstock Comfort Shoes store on Palm Canyon Drive says restaurants are getting better treatment. To back her claim, Tara Green says restaurants, with clearance to serve customers on sidewalks and in the street, in some cases are encroaching on storefronts next door. “I think there is a little unfairness between small
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After a gusty day that saw a high of 71 and winds of 40mph, today is moving in a more comfortable direction. Highs will span the upper 70s, and winds are greatly reduced here. Not so in the Inland Empire where Red Flag and High Wind Warnings remain in effect. An area of low pressure
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Election Day is just one week away. More than 324,000 mail-in ballots have already been returned to the Riverside County Registrar of Voters as of Tuesday, October 27th. What are the 3 most common mistakes made with mail-in ballots? According to the Registrar, thousands of mail-in ballots are rejected each year because people make three
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) – The Los Angeles Rams rebounded from their Week 6 loss to the San Francisco 49ers by stifling the Chicago Bears. Balled out under the lights. pic.twitter.com/em0v58Ugpb— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) October 27, 2020 The Rams’ defense allowed just 279 net yards and three points in a 24-10 win over the Bears.
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With outdoor dining now the only option for customers eating out, a dip in temperature or strong winds take a big toll on restaurants’ business. As winds gusted more than 50 miles per hour through parts of the valley Monday, the strongest Santa Ana wind event of the fire season so far caused a sharp
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Note: The Riverside County Board of Supervisors meeting was held Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. Riverside County Supervisor Karen Spiegel asked her colleagues Tuesday to support a proposal for the Executive Office to coordinate with neighboring counties in presenting a unified request to the governor to revise or drop the state’s current color-coded coronavirus tier system.
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Free coronavirus tests will be offered next week at the Palm Springs Convention Center, city officials announced today. The testing event, slated for Nov. 3 and Nov. 4 by appointment only, is being organized by the Riverside University Health System. While testing is free and open to those who lack health insurance, officials urged people
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WildLights at the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens in Palm Desert is almost back! Officials announced that tickets for one of the valley’s favorite holiday celebrations will go on sale for members starting Tuesday morning. WildLights is the zoo’s spectacular light display. There are over a million twinkling LED lights and festive activities. The celebration
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Murió a solo dos dias de su cumpleaños 18 , tras una brutal colisión camino a Los Angeles. Su madre Natellie Lopez, no encuentra consuelo, revelando que no hay palabras para describir lo que siente.”There’s no words to describe news like that.” En el vehiculo con la joven residente de Bermuda Dunes viajaban otros 4
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The Living Desert Zoo & Garden anunció que Joey, el ualabí recién nacido del zoológico, fue encontrado muerto durante el fin de semana. Un equipo de cuidado de animales encontró al ualabí de roca muerto en su hábitat mientras realizaban sus rondas matutinas el domingo. “Todo el mundo está devastado”, dijo RoxAnna Breitigan, directora de
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El Distrito Unificado del Valle de Coachella este lunes volvió a reabrir sus oficinas centrales con medidas extra de precaución. Tras trabajar más de una semana en casa debido al brote de coronavirus en las oficinas del Distrito Escolar de Coachella, un número de empleados regresaron a su lugar de trabajo este lunes. “Hemos aumentado
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Amy Coney Barrett was confirmed to the Supreme Court late Monday by a deeply divided Senate, Republicans overpowering Democrats to install President Donald Trump’s nominee days before the election and secure a likely conservative court majority for years to come. Trump’s choice to fill the vacancy of the late liberal icon Ruth Bader Ginsburg potentially opens
Continue Reading The Living Desert Zoo & Garden announced that Joey, the zoo’s newborn wallaby, was found dead over the weekend. An animal care team found the rock-wallaby dead in its habitat while they were doing their morning rounds on Sunday. “Everyone is just devastated,” said RoxAnna Breitigan, Director of Animal Care at The Living Desert. “The
Continue Reading(CNN) — Senate Republicans voted to confirm President Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee Judge Amy Coney Barrett on Monday, a major victory for the President and his party just days before November 3, that could push the high court in a more conservative direction for generations to come. The vote was 52-48. Republican Sen. Susan
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