The streets won't be car-less after 10 p.m. Instead, the governor's order targets people who refuse to stop gathering amid the pandemic.
Riverside University Health System - Public Health urges residents to keep holiday gatherings "smaller, shorter, and safer."
Forty-one counties now join Riverside in the state's purple tier. Here's the latest on the state restrictions.
The mandatory wood-burning ban is in effect from 12:01 a.m. through 11:59 p.m. Saturday.
Coronavirus cases and hospitalizations continue rising in the county.
"A lot of outreach and work was done to increase testing, and that has been successful."
Twenty-nine new hospitalizations were reported over the weekend.
Testing for the virus has increased, and more cases are being detected.
"We have been through this situation before, and we have the tools to get back into the red tier," county Supervisor Manuel Perez said.
For people with resources and larger living spaces, home gyms are practical — not so for apartment dwellers on tight budgets.
Cases, hospitalizations and deaths continue trending upward.
The state is working with Riverside County on its coronavirus data.
Riverside County schools were given a green light to fully reopen on Tuesday. Will they — can they?
“The testing tells us where the virus is spreading, and it also helps us continue our movement forward.”
The Board of Supervisors on Tuesday will reconsider a proposal to replace the state's tiered system with a county-designed accelerated plan.
RUHS officials said the number of deaths tied to COVID-19 stands at 1,226, up from 1,216 on Tuesday.
Officials are urging widespread vaccination in an effort to minimize emergency room visits and hospitalizations amid COVID-19.
The latest on COVID-19 in Riverside County.
Several additional industry sectors are allowed to reopen locally under the state’s “Blueprint for a Safer Economy.”
Riverside County Supervisor Jeff Hewitt is presenting a plan for reopening amid coronavirus, despite state guidelines.
Millions of dollars in aid were announced this week for businesses, farmworkers, schools and the transportation sector in Riverside County.
Smoke and elevated ozone levels have created noxious air across the region, and more is on tap.
State metrics show the county is poised to reopen more businesses on Sept. 22 if it continues meeting state thresholds.
A new round of funding for Riverside County small businesses impacted by the coronavirus public health orders was announced Monday.
The number of COVID-19 infections recorded in Riverside County since the public health documentation period began in early March is 55,073.
Temecula will host its first Drive-Thru Health and Wellness Fair on September 30.
People who don't show symptoms of the virus may not be inclined to get tested, but they are the ones who could influence reopening.
As of Wednesday, state data show Riverside County's case rate stands at 8.6 and its positivity rate at 7.8 percent.
The Red Flag warning comes as Riverside County is experiencing smoke from nearby wildfires, including the El Dorado and Valley fires.
RivCo's coronavirus numbers have improved, but officials are concerned about a potential spike in cases due to Labor Day get-togethers.
An official told the Board of Supervisors in Riverside County said that hospitalizations have been on a downward trend.
Suicides in Riverside County increased 30 percent between 2007 and 2017 while the population grew only 17 percent during the same period.
A child suffering from Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children, or MIS-C, lives in western Riverside County, health officials said.
The number of known active cases in Riverside County is 8,503, a decline of 1,137 since last week.
The move follows a study showing that bandanas, neck gaiters, balaclavas and masks with valves do little to protect against COVID-19.
On Friday, the county surpassed 1,000 coronavirus deaths and got word it can reopen certain business sectors next week.
Monday health officials reported 45 newly confirmed COVID-19 fatalities and 1,262 new cases in Riverside County.
With about 5,500 coronavirus deaths, Los Angeles County's chief medical officer shared details of patients' preexisting conditions.
Officials say coronavirus testing is key to reopening the local economy.
Riverside County has the second-highest number of cumulative cases and deaths in California, behind only Los Angeles County.