Coronavirus

San Bernardino County has ordered anyone leaving their home to wear a face covering. This is just like the Riverside County order which encourages the use of handkerchiefs, neck gaiters or bandannas. Surgical or N95 masks should not be used. Those should be reserved for first responders and medical personnel. In an effort to protect

Riverside County health officials confirmed 70 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total up to 1,016. The number of deaths jumped from 25 to 28. There is no information on the three new deaths at this time. There were seven new patients who have recovered, bringing the total to 67. Visit KESQ.com/Coronavirus for the latest local

The Board of Supervisors today directed the Emergency Management Department to accept a $1.8 million federal grant to cover a range of costs directly tied to Riverside County’s coronavirus mitigation efforts. Visit KESQ.com/Coronavirus for local coverage In a 5-0 vote without comment, the supervisors approved the allotment, which will be disbursed by the California Department

Sheriff Bianco posted a video reaching out to the citizens of Riverside County to comply with new County orders voluntarily. The county order prohibits any gatherings of any size and the wearing of masks in public. The Sheriff stated that these are valid orders and are enforceable by fine and/or imprisonment but that this by

San Bernardino County confirmed 157 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total of cases to 530. 5,670 patients have been tested. The county also confirmed three new deaths. With those deaths, the total is now. Cases by city: Adelanto: 3Alta Loma: 4Apple Valley: 7Barstow: 7Big Bear City: 2Big Bear Lake: 3Bloomington: 7Blue Jay: 2Chino: 16Chino Hills: 22Colton: 8Crestline: 1Fontana: 66Fort Irwin: 1Grand Terrace: 2Hesperia: 18Highland: 21Joshua Tree: 2Loma Linda: 12Mentone: 4Montclair: 5Oak Hills: 2Ontario: 28Phelan: 1Rancho Cucamonga: 36Redlands: 41Rialto: 26Rimforest: 1Running Springs: 2San Bernardino: 40Unknown: 21Upland: 18Victorville: 20Wrightwood: 1Yucaipa: 77Yucca Valley: 3

SunLine Transit Agency bus drivers have begun to deny entry for passengers who are not wearing face coverings in order to curb the spread of the coronavirus.  Face coverings can be bandanas, scarves, neck gaiters or other clothing that does not have visible holes. The transit agency put the measure into effect following an order

Riverside County health officials confirmed 147 new coronavirus cases on Monday, April 6. The total number of cases is now 946. The total number of deaths also increased to 25. No information has been released on the six new deaths, however, Palm Springs reported two new deaths since April 5. The number of patients who

Three more San Bernardino County firefighters have tested positive for the coronavius bringing the total to five. Those firefighters are self isolating and do not need hospitalization. San Bernardino County Fire has created a plan to get firefighters back to work after they have fully recovered from the virus. This is to make sure that

Riverside County updated coronavirus numbers Sunday afternoon bringing total cases to 799 and deaths to 19. 60 patients are listed as recovered. 0 to 4 = 25 to 17 = 1018 to 39 = 21840 to 64 = 37065 to 79 = 12080 + = 37 Female = 386Male = 374 City of Desert Hot

RIVERSIDE, Calif. One third of the patients at a 90 bed nursing facility have tested positive for the coronavirus according to the Riverside County University Health System. The Extended Care Hospital of Riverside on Magnolia Avenue in Riverside has closed to new patients and staff is not allowed to work at other facilities to try

As of Sunday morning the number of positive coronavirus cases in San Bernardino County is 372 with 13 deaths. 4,230 patients have been tested with 8.8% positive for the virus. Cases broken down by age: 0 to 17 = 418 to 49 = 15550 to 64 = 12265+ = 91 Cases broken down by gender: