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Riverside County is offering free food to disabled adults to help them deal with the COVID-19 lockdown. Adults with a disability or who are more than 60 years old, may call the Riverside County Office on Aging, which is offering food delivery for critical emergencies, according to a statement. The …

Riverside has reopened some of its parks and is looking to bring back others. Now available to the public are neighborhood parks, tennis and pickle ball courts, trails at Sycamore Canyon and the disc golf course at Martha McLean Park, according to a statement. All community and senior centers are …

Chino Hills has reopened its 48 miles of trails used primarily for walking, biking and jogging. The trails reopened Saturday after being closed for a little more than two weeks, according to a statement on the city’s website. Social distancing regulations – wearing face covering and staying at least six …

Riverside County has confirmed 3,942 cases of COVID-19, and 142 confirmed deaths from the disease caused by Coronavirus, local health care officials reported. More than 48,500 residents have been tested for the disease, and 215 people have been placed in hospital because of it, the Riverside University Health System reported …

Riverside has clarified its public safety measures required of workers at essential businesses in the fight against COVID-19. Council members passed a resolution recently “because grocery stores, farmers markets and pharmacy retail stores have remained open with few mandated restrictions,” according to a statement on the city’s website. The statement …

San Bernardino County had 1,772 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of Friday. Eighty-two county residents had died of the virus as of April 24, the most recent data available, according to a statement on the county’s website. The county now has a 4.6 percent fatality rate related to the Coronavirus. …