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Moreno Valley is providing free WiFi at some city facilities. The free WiFi areas – collectively known as WiFi Gardens – convert WiFi at city hall, the main and mall Library branches, employment resource center, and other facilities to free public access, according to a statement on the city’s website. …

Perris has approved an internet assistance service program that will help local students who have lost internet access because of school closures related to COVID-19. The program, approved by the city council this month, will last no more than three months per student and is restricted to Perris residents, according …

Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Palm Springs has canceled its annual Fourth of July celebration. “Due to the fact that the state of California is prohibiting large gatherings there will be no fireworks this year,” said Cynthia Alvarado- Crawford, director of Palm Springs Parks and Recreation in a statement posted …

COVID-19 tests are again available in Blythe. Residents of eastern Riverside County may get tested at 445 N. Broadway  Ave., where tests will be available through June 24, according to a statement on Riverside County’s website. In April, county health officials conducted tests at the Colorado River Fairgrounds.  They’re returning …

Temecula City Hall reopened Monday. The building at 41000 Main St. is operating under its regular hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, according to a statement on the city’s website. Inside, the lobby has been reconfigured to conform with state and local COVID-19 safety guidelines, including floor …

The Apple Valley Town Council has approved funding for 10 local nonprofits. The organizations provide a variety of community services, including youth activities, senior services, fair housing services, clothing for students, homeless shelters, and food banks, according to a statement on the town’s website. Funding comes from community development block …