Starting Tuesday, San Bernardino County will conduct a vaccination “supersite” at the Auto Club Speedway in Fontana. COVID-19 vaccines will be available to people primarily aged 65 and older who live or work in San Bernardino County, according to a statement on the county’s website. Other vaccine-eligible groups – frontline …
Read More »Apple Valley tightens regulations on street vendors
Apple Valley has adopted regulations regarding street vendors, measures designed to comply with town zoning regulations, and county healthy requirements. “We want to help protect all of Apple Valley’s current business owners who have fought tirelessly to ensure their doors stay open,” said Mayor Curt Emick in a statement. “This …
Read More »Palm Springs revises outdoor dining
Two lanes of Palm Canyon Drive in downtown Palm Springs have reopened, part of a revised outdoor dining program being tested by the city. The stretch between Tahquitz Canyon Way and Baristo Road reopened to through traffic Wednesday, with outdoor dining on both sides of the street, according to a …
Read More »Apple Valley’s Measure O picks up another endorsement
The Apple Valley Fire Protection District has endorsed Measure O, a proposed one-percent sales tax that would help the High Desert town pay for general services. Measure O “will protect property values and the local economy” and the “money raised would stay in Apple Valley to benefit our community and …
Read More »Riverside County returns to purple tier
Riverside County has been moved back into the state’s more-restrictive purple tier following a surge in Coronavirus cases. Dr. Cameron Kaiser, the county’s public health officer, Tuesday informed the board of supervisors of the move at their regular meeting, according to multiple reports. The move means restaurants, gyms, movie theaters, …
Read More »Apple Valley asks state for early reopening
Apple Valley is asking Gov. Gavin Newsom to reopen some subregions of San Bernardino County. The town council recently agreed to request that move of the administration, “rather than stalling operations within the county as a whole,” according to a statement on the town’s website. “This is not about reopening …
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