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Warm and windy today

A High Wind Warning (formerly a Wind Advisory) for the Inland Empire will expire at 4 p.m. today, but it will remain gusty through the early part of the day. You can see that the Warning runs right along the edges of the Valley. The broader view shows not only the High Wind Warning but

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Football and Family: Coachella Valley die-hard Rams’ fans going to Super Bowl in Los Angeles

“Whose house? Rams house! Whose house? Rams house! Whose house? Rams house! This is Rams Forever, a Coachella Valley booster club established in 1995, supporting Rams football. We are on the HOUSE Coachella Valley style!!! RAMS HOUSE that is!! @RamsNFL https://t.co/GmL1UXtbAd— RamsForeverCV (@RamsForeverCV) February 9, 2022 “Tony Hernandez, 3rd generation Ram fan.”  “Giovanni Rivera, 2011.” “Adam

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Riverside County reports 1890 new cases, 43 fewer hospitalizations, & 8 more ICU patients since Tuesday

Hospitalizations Riverside County’s COVID-19 hospitalizations continued to drop off. Since Monday’s report, the county has 43 fewer patients in the hospital with COVID-19. The county now has a total of 621 COVID hospitalizations. It’s the lowest amount of patients since Jan. 4, 2022. The downward trend of hospitalizations really started to kick off two weeks

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Riverside County COVID hospitalizations decreasing but hospitals still hit hard

Riverside County’s COVID-19 hospitalizations have continued to drop, however, local hospitals are still hit hard. But don’t let that keep you from going in.  “We still have quite a bit of non-COVID-related illnesses for patients being hospitalized,” said Dr. Bruce Weng, an infectious disease specialist at Riverside University Health System Medical Center. “I think there’s a

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Local business webinar set for Wednesday

The state controller’s office and the City of Coachella are inviting small businesses to attend a free webinar Wednesday morning. Various agencies will provide resources for federal, state, and local programs that you can tap into. That includes grants, loans, and future contacts to keep your business thriving. State Controller Betty T. Yee and several

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