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Riverside County spokesperson Brooke Federico announced that the county will allow drive-up religious services that practice social distancing this weekend only. The order prohibiting such activities will remain after Easter Sunday. #BREAKING #COVID19 Drive-up religious services that practice social distancing will be permitted this weekend only. The order prohibiting such activities will remain after Easter

Healthcare and Riverside County officials held a briefing today to provide the latest update on the local response to the coronavirus outbreak. News Channel 3's @DautKesq had the first question in today's Riverside County coronavirus update briefing. He asked officials whether our local stay-at-home order could be extended into May. Details: https://t.co/RuXiqfTPos pic.twitter.com/eBVBjhssSN— KESQ News

Palm Springs is closing the parking lots at all city parks to help minimize the spread of coronavirus. Visit KESQ.com/Coronavirus for the latest local updates The city’s order is in accordance with a Riverside County emergency order that says only people within walking distance may utilize parks and trails. “Considering that Riverside County expects a

Officials continue to investigate a fire that burned a short-term rental in Indio to the ground. It’s raising new questions about whether the people staying there were breaking county orders. The rental home, which is within the Montage East community near Madison Street, boasts a pool, fire pit, jacuzzi, and six bedrooms. The only issue:

The County of Riverside launched RivCoMobile, an app that allows residents to anonymously report violations of state and county public health orders issued to help stop the spread of coronavirus. Violations of public health orders can include the operation of nonessential businesses, unauthorized gatherings, and failure by essential businesses to comply with health orders such

A marine and a child at the Twentynine Palms Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center tested positive for coronavirus. Brigadier General Roger Turner confirmed the two cases on Facebook, the first at the base. According to Turner, the child is from the Stepping Stones Child Development Center at the base. The child has mild respiratory

San Bernardino County health officials confirmed 88 new coronavirus cases and 4 deaths on Thursday. The total number of positive cases in the county is now 729 with 24 deaths. A total of 6,816 people have been tested. Cases in each city: Adelanto: 3Alta Loma: 6Apple Valley: 10Barstow: 8Big Bear City: 2Big Bear Lake: 3Bloomington: 8Blue Jay: 2Chino: 27Chino Hills: 27Colton: 13Crestline: 1Fontana: 87Fort Irwin: 1Grand Terrace: 5Hesperia: 26Highland: 28Joshua Tree: 1Loma Linda: 14Mentone: 4Montclair: 8Morongo

The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department announced that three additional employees tested positive for coronavirus.   According to the department, one of the employees was a detective. The detective was off work over the last two weeks with flu-like symptoms. The other two cases were professional staff employees, one assigned to corrections and one assigned to