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Right now, Riverside County is currently in Phase 1B Tier 1 of their vaccination rollout plan. Although Riverside County Public Health spokesperson, Jose Arballo said to News Channel 3 on Monday they plan to stay in this tier for a while they are currently looking ahead to how the next vaccination tier will look. Phase
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Update 6/10/21 A suspect has been arrested in connection with the shooting. There was no update on the victim’s condition, however, the suspect is facing attempted murder charges. Details: Man arrested in connection with shooting in front of Coachella taqueria Original Report 2/15/21 Police are searching for possible suspects after one man was shot overnight
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The official holiday to commemorate love had people out and about in the Coachella Valley despite windy conditions and a pandemic that continues to test the country’s ability to control it. “It’s actually been truthfully the best we’ve ever had,” said Gregory Goodman, co-owner of My Little Flower Shop in Palm Springs. Love was in
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Flowers are a Valentine’s Day tradition and for one local flower shop they saw a bloom in business this year. “This is a year like we’ve never done before,” Mark Weinstein owner of Rancho Mirage Florist told News Channel 3. The flower shop is celebrating 21 years of designing beautiful Valentine’s Day floral arrangements. “Everything
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Blue skies and calm winds made for a pleasant Saturday morning, but by later that afternoon whipping winds wreaked havoc across the Coachella Valley. A high wind warning went into effect for the desert starting at 10 a.m. and lasted until 10 p.m. By about 2:30 Palm Springs police issued a notice to notify drivers
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“It’s nice to know that people still care,” general surgeon and chief of surgery at Desert Regional Medical Center in Palm Springs, Dr. Peter Jamieson told News Channel 3 on Saturday morning. Members of the Southwest Church in Indian Wells assembled 1,600 goodie bags this weekend and dropped them off to show support for local
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A High Wind Warning has been issued for 10:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. Saturday for all areas in yellow. This includes the Coachella Valley, parts of the High Desert, as well as San Bernardino and Riverside County mountains. Wind gusts will strengthen between 50-60 mph. The strongest gusts around the valley look to occur between
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Randy Economy, a campaign official for “Recall Gavin 2020,” announced Friday night that the petition has surpassed 1.5 million signatures. Economy said the petition to recall Governor Gavin Newsom has a total of 1,509,000 signatures. The petition got a boost of over 100,000 signatures since we last reported on it on Wednesday. The petition needs
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We all know how precious those tiny little vials of COVID-19 vaccine are. Many are still waiting for their turn to get the shot. News Channel 3’s Dani Romero answers the question about what happens to leftover vaccine doses so they aren’t misused? At a time where there aren’t enough shots to meet the demand,
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In their family’s kitchen in Santa Monica, California, Malia and Kailani Yap have baked up a business built on a sweet idea – spreading kindness through cookies. “And we’re going to try to do that by making delicious cookies so that the people who get them are happy,” says Malia. 13-year-old Malia and her 12-year-old
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Friday morning in Cabazon, winds were steady after overnight rainfall in the area. Even at moderate strength the wind was causing issues for drivers in high profile vehicles. One driver said he was feeling it on the road. “In the winds its’s pretty gnarly, it does push you around a little bit. So make sure
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Every year, the Presidents’ Day parade marks the opening of the Riverside County Fair & National Date Festival. Unfortunately, both beloved events have been canceled due to the pandemic but the city of Indio has set up a way for residents to celebrate the parade virtually this year. Indio is inviting people to create a
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In a move that will vastly expand the number of people eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccinations, state health officials said today that as of March 15, shots can be administered to people 16 and older suffering from medical conditions or developmental disabilities making them susceptible to severe illness or death from the virus. The move
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Riverside County reported 600 cases since Thursday, bringing the total of cases up to 285,414. The Coachella Valley reported 48 new cases (48,169 total) Check out the county map below(Note Data will continue to update past today) VACCINE CLINICS OPENED FOR RESIDENTS 65 YEARS AND OLDER You can register at https://www.rivcoph.org/COVID-19-Vaccine. Seniors who need assistance can
Continue ReadingAppointments for 16 Riverside County COVID vaccination sites are now available for residents 65 years and older. You can sign-up at https://www.rivcoph.org/COVID-19-Vaccine-with-Registration Seniors 65 years and older who need assistance are asked to dial 2-1-1 PLEASE NOTE: In order to increase access for our most vulnerable populations, appointments for the County’s vaccination clinics are for
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COVID vaccine appointments at the Palm Springs Convention Center clinic are all filled up for Monday. The county says they will continue to fill appointments for the rest of the week, however, appointments are not available for other days at this time. Sign-up for the Palm Springs clinic at: https://curative.com/sites/25163#9/33.8254/-116.5369 Seniors 65 years and older
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A new coronavirus vaccination site is officially opening Friday at the Palm Springs Convention Center. “Today we will be vaccinating 350 residents who are currently eligible. That includes residents who are 65 years of age or older or workers in education, food and agriculture or healthcare,” said Brooke Federico, public information officer, Riverside County. Riverside
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Even as vaccinations are underway, health officials are encouraging the public to continue to get tested for coronavirus, adding it could be months before the majority of the community has been vaccinated. In the meantime, they say it’s essential to keep prioritizing testing countywide. There are now several places people can easily get a free
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Riverside County officials said Thursday they’re optimistic about increasing the number of vaccinations being performed. “We’re going as quickly as we can,” said Jose Arballo, a spokesperson for Riverside County Public Health. The vaccination efforts are showing positive signs of acceleration, Arballo said, including an increasing supply of doses. “We usually get somewhere between 21,000
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The Riverside County Fair and National Date Festival would have opened Friday for its 75th anniversary. This year’s fair is canceled because of the pandemic and now there are questions about the long term future of the fair. The Riverside County Board of Supervisors approved $1.6 million in funding for the fairgrounds in November of
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