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Month: January 2021

Palm Springs Police continues to investigate suspicious death

Palm Springs Police are investigating a “suspicious death” after a body was discovered early Thursday morning. @PalmSpringsPD is currently on scene of a suspicious death that occurred early this morning. The circumstances are still being investigated. pic.twitter.com/8CALU5eDQB— Palm Springs PD (@PalmSpringsPD) January 21, 2021 According to PSPD Sgt. Mike Casavan, officers responded to a call

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Riverside County reports 4,808 cases, 63 deaths, & 15 more hospitalizations since Wednesday

Riverside County reported 4,808 new cases since Wednesday, bringing the total of cases up to 255,808. The Coachella Valley 749 new cases (43,678 total) New Cases Reported by Valley City: Desert Hot Springs – 71Palm Springs – 48Cathedral City – 91Rancho Mirage – 17Palm Desert –     58Indian Wells – 4LQ – 45Indio – 185Coachella – 122 Check out

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Eli Lilly’s antibody therapy helps prevent Covid-19 in nursing homes, drugmaker says

Eli Lilly and Company’s monoclonal antibody combination therapy helped prevent symptomatic Covid-19 infection among nursing home residents and staff in a Phase 3 trial, the company announced on Thursday. The study findings were described in a company news release, but Eli Lilly noted that the full results will be submitted for publication in a peer-reviewed

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For flight attendants, getting people to wear masks is now one of the hardest parts of the job

Masks have become a matter of course on airplane flights, and unfortunately, so have ugly confrontations about wearing them. Since the pandemic started, flight attendants and crew members have reported more than 200 incidents to the federal government in which they were harassed or threatened over in-flight mask policies. In one case, a flight attendant

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Florida issues new Covid-19 vaccine residency rules to cut down on ‘vaccine tourism’

Florida issued new health guidelines Thursday in an attempt to cut down on “vaccine tourism,” requiring that Covid-19 vaccines be given only to permanent and seasonal residents. State Surgeon General Dr. Scott Rivkees signed a Public Health Advisory prioritizing Florida residents for the vaccines, days after Gov. Ron DeSantis said publicly that the shots should

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