An eight month old baby is among five new cases of COVID-19 Uganda reported on Wednesday, bringing the total number to 14 people that have tested positive in the country. Uganda’s Director General of Health Service Dr. Henry Mwebesa in a televised address said among the five new cases are two Chinese nationals who fled
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Rep. Raul Ruiz spoke with News Channel 3 in the Morning’s Jeff Stahl and Angela Chen Wednesday, updating on the Indio Federal Medical Center.
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The county is gearing up for the arrival of federal help for coronavirus patients. One of the first two federal medical stations in the state is coming to the Riverside County Fairgrounds in Indio Wednesday. The national guard will help set up this so-called “hospital in a box,” which is aimed at helping to ease
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The family of the man shot and killed Monday night at his Cathedral City home spoke to KESQ Tuesday. His family identified the victim as Ruben Hernandez, 43. A juvenile was also shot during the incident. The family tells News Channel 3’s Shelby Nelson that the juvenile was, in fact, Hernandez’s 10-year-old daughter. “It hurts.
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Riverside County further clarified what’s open and what is closed as California continues its “stay-at-home” order due to the coronavirus outbreak. One of the questions the county answered was the status of businesses like golf courses, hair and nail salons, and short-term lodging facilities (including hotels, motels, condominiums or other units). According to the county,
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In an internal memo to employees, Desert AIDS Project CEO David Brinkman called the cuts “gut-wrenching” but “necessary”. Employees received the memo Monday, with 60 people being laid off. That’s 40 percent of their workforce. No one from DAP would comment on camera Tuesday, but spokesman Steve Henke also said executives are taking “big cuts”
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Officials confirmed the first coronavirus-related death in San Bernardino County. The patient was a 50-year-old man with underlying health conditions, according to county officials. San Bernardino County now has a total of 38 cases. This death was part of a new batch of seven cases that just came in Tuesday evening. Earlier on Tuesday, the
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During this time, where coronavirus is closing the doors to many restaurants and only allowing them to be open for take-out orders, Some are giving back to the community in any way they can. Tuesday morning, Santa Fe Restaurant made over 400 burritos and delivered them to farm workers in the East Valley. Pedro Padilla,
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Palm Springs and Rancho Mirage placed a temporary ban on rentals effective immediately. According to a statement by Palm Springs officials, the city’s order applies to all temporary lodging including hotels and vacation rentals like Airbnb, unless those rentals are being used for “migration and containment measures related to the spread” of coronavirus. City officials
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The Riverside County District Attorney’s Bureau of Investigation has set up a hotline number to report suspected price gouging during the state-of-emergency. Call the DA’s Consumer Protection Price Gouging Hotline at (951) 955-0764. Reports can also be made in Spanish at that number. Price gouging may also be reported by submitting a complaint form found
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President Trump will be joined by members of the Coronavirus Task Force to provide the latest update on federal response. The briefing is expected to begin at 2:30 p.m.
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With Governor Newsom’s stay-at-home order, we are in uncharted waters now, with ghost town streets and dark storefronts across the Coachella Valley. But some businesses do remain open; many are essential to keeping our society running. But some that are open are struggling, with severely-reduced sales and forced layoffs. Our new segment aims to highlights
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As part of continued efforts to stop the spread of coronavirus, Palm Springs City Manager David Ready issued an order Tuesday afternoon that will affect parks facilities and hiking trails, and close all of the city’s golf courses effective immediately. “The health and safety of Palm Springs residents is our top priority,” said Ready. “We
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The Riverside County Fairgrounds in Indio will be the site of a federal medical station. According to Brooke Federico, county spokesperson, the materials that are being delivered will help ease the burden of an expected medical surge caused by the spread of coronavirus. As of Monday, Riverside County has 48 confirmed cases, 25 of those
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UPDATE: Early Tuesday morning, police confirmed there was also a second incident on the 3300 block of Wishing Well Trail at approximately 2 a.m. Police said they will release more information on that second crime, but would not say if the two crimes were connected. A man was killed, a juvenile injured after being shot
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Many valley businesses have grinded to a halt thanks to state and some local orders. But how are cities enforcing the closures of non-essential businesses? Each city and respective police department have slightly varying approaches. Indio Police Chief Mike Washburn said there have been a handful of complaints about businesses out of compliance. “Really, it’s
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Seniors and those more vulnerable to the coronavirus have been advised to stay home as much as possible. As a result some younger or more able members of the community have been volunteering on social media to help. One local DJ, Vincent Corrales, says most of his upcoming work has been canceled or postponed. So
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One company in Palm Springs has started making more ventilators and respiratory products, as the demand surges amid a global pandemic. Vyaire Medical, Inc. is cranking out all types of respiratory equipment. The company says it recently experienced a drastic increase as hospitals began seeing more and more patients with Coronavirus. According to the Centers
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“We are calling in all help on all levels,” said Shelley Blume. Shelley Blume is spearheading the Coachella Valley Mask Makers group and said she heard about the nationwide shortage of personal protective equipment and wanted to help. “Our goal is to make sure that our frontline medical staff working on the ground are protected,” said Blume.
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