Governor Gavin Newsom is visiting a vaccination ‘Super Station’ in San Diego this morning and will have an update on the state of California’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. You can watch it in the player below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5qqPcwVnX0 https://twitter.com/CAgovernor/status/1358812223318073345?s=20 https://twitter.com/CityofSanDiego/status/1358837343713640451?s=20
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They’re taking calls and getting the place ready for hopefully a busy weekend, especially Sunday, at Henry’s Sports Bar and Grill in Cathedral City. That’s when football will be airing on televisions they plan to set up in the outside dining area. “So you make that extra revenue and my servers can put a little
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Governor Newsom spoke about reopening schools for in person learning Wednesday in Oakland while opening a new mass vaccination site. “We can safely reopen schools as we progress through a prioritization to our teachers of vaccinations,” said Newsom. Newsom’s stance on the topic of teacher vaccinations is being met by resistance from teacher’s unions around
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A team in body suits sprayed a disinfectant on the walls Wednesday at Royal Emerald Pharmaceuticals in Desert Hot Springs. “I think we need to make sure we are wearing our masks and keeping a distance of 6 feet. What we are providing is keeping the surfaces clean,” said Mark Gould, President and Founder of
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The former Mayor of San Diego, Republican Kevin Faulconer officially launched his gubernatorial campaign in Los Angeles today in front of a closed elementary school highlighting, what he calls, the ineffective leadership of Governor Gavin Newsom. In a one-on-one interview with I-Team Reporter Karen Devine, Faulconer explains why he says it’s time for a change in leadership
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People living in the Snow Creek Community south of Palm Springs are bracing for possible flooding and debris flows as a result of a winter storm expected to move into the Coachella Valley area Thursday night. The community could be hit with runoff from surrounding mountains and hillsides left scorched by the Snow Fire, which
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The San Bernardino County Fire Department has issued an evacuation warning for burn scar areas from the El Dorado Fire and the Apple Fire. The warning is just ahead of a winter storm expected to hit the Inland Empire late Thursday night and into Friday morning. Fire officials are concerned that heavy rain could cause
Continue Reading SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California’s health department on Monday released to the public previously secret projections for future hospital intensive care unit capacity throughout the state, the key metric for lifting the coronavirus stay-at-home order. However, state officials did not explain how regional per capita virus cases and transmission rates that also were released might
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Governor Gavin Newsom is speaking at noon Monday on the sudden lifting of the regional stay-at-home orders. This leaves Coachella Valley and Riverside County back into the ‘Purple Tier.’ You can watch the full briefing below: SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California lifted regional stay-at-home orders across the state Monday in response to improving coronavirus conditions,
Continue Reading News Channel 3’s sister station KABC in Los Angeles is reporting that Governor Gavin Newsom is expected to lift stay-at-home orders on Monday. From the report: “Gov. Gavin Newsom is expected to lift California’s strict stay-at-home orders he imposed on much of the state in December. In a letter to restaurant owners, the California Restaurant
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RIVERSIDE (CNS) – A Beaumont man and Federal Aviation Administrationemployee who subscribed to the QAnon conspiracy theory is facing federalcharges today after allegedly confessing to taking part in the U.S. Capitolbreech, according to court documents. In an interview with FBI agents last week, Kevin Strong, 44, reportedly confessed to being inside the Capitol and taking
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With local school campuses closed to in-person learning for nearly a year, most parents we spoke with support the idea of students returning to campus. “I’m up for it because the kids need the social interaction,” said parent Sarah Blumschein. But one teacher we spoke with questions whether classrooms will be safe within one hundred
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A coyote walked around and another sat in a tree inside an enclosed area at the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens in Palm Desert. The animals drew spectators, prompting one to talk about coyotes she recently saw in Desert Hot Springs. “We saw some huge coyotes come across the road. They were really nice and
Continue Reading UPDATE: A representative for Albertsons tells News Channel 3 the grocer is no longer setting appointments for vaccinations at their stores in Riverside County because they are fully booked through the end of January. She said all doses the company has received are accounted for. She also said the company is working to get more
Continue Reading Governor Gavin Newsom delivered an update at noon Monday on the state of California’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. California has hit another grim coronavirus milestone. Data from Johns Hopkins University on Monday showed the nation’s most populous state has recorded more than 30,000 deaths since the pandemic started nearly a year ago. Deaths have
Continue Reading In his first live update of 2021, Gov. Gavin Newsom said the state is working to accelerate the administration of COVID-19 vaccines across the state, including expanding the number of distribution sites and the types of people who can give the shots. You can watch the full news conference below: Newsom said the state has
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This year brought 151 days of 100°+ temperatures to the Palm Springs area, earning the city the number one spot in the record books. The longest consecutive triple digit temperature stretch was 71 days. Palm Springs also recorded more 110°+ days than any other year (66 days). The hottest high was 122° which was reached
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Insisting that safety is “non-negotiable,” Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled a $2 billion plan today to get young students back to in-person learning as early as spring. It is unclear how quickly such a move would occur in Southern California, which is being particularly hard hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. The proposal calls for a “phased-in,
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The regional stay at home order in Southern California will remain in place for the time being, Dr. Ghaly, California Health and Human Services Secretary, announces Tuesday afternoon. You can watch it live in the player below: Ghaly said that a region must remain under the order for at least three week and will remain
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Governor Gavin Newsom is giving a live update at noon on Monday. You can watch it live on News Channel 3 and in the player below: During the update, Newsom said that while the initial regional stay-at-home order was set to end today, the Southern Californian region continues to struggle with ICU bed availability. MORE:
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