Both San Bernardino and Riverside Counties have reached the state’s Orange Tier status under the safer reopening plan. The Orange tier eases more restrictions. Dozens of businesses are allowed to open to 50% capacity including restaurants, retail stores and movie theatres. Bars and Bowling alleys are also able to open for business. Wineries and Breweries Read More…
San Bernardino County has been moved into the less restrictive red tier. Under state guidelines, restaurants can reopen to indoor service at a limited capacity. Gyms, bars that serve food and movie theatres are also allowed to reopen for limited indoor capacity as well. The county was moved to the red tier after the state Read More…
Riverside County has been moved by the State of California into the most restrictive tier– purple. This means many businesses that offer indoor services such as restaurants, gyms and movie theatres will have 72 hours to close. Outdoor services are still allowed under the guidelines. Riverside County metrics include a 5.2 positivity rate and 9.1 Read More…
The State of California has moved Riverside County into a less restrictive tier, allowing businesses to reopen. The county is now in the Red Tier after COVID-19 metrics improved. The county has seen less than the set positive cases per day per 100 residents. A county must remain that way for 2 weeks before moving Read More…
San Manuel Casino in San Bernardino has reopened. The casino has been closed since March 15th due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Guests at the casino will have their temperatures taken upon entry. They are also given a special tool, so they don’t have actually touch the slot machines. Guest must wear face coverings. Chairs have Read More…
The State of California is moving into Stage 3 of its reopening plan. This means Gyms, Movie Theatres and Bars are allowed to re-open. Businesses will be required to follow all of the health guidelines which include sanitization and social distancing. Elderly and vulnerable members of the population are asked not to visit these establishments Read More…
The county of Riverside has received state approval for an accelerated reopening of the economy. According to guidelines, stage 2 reopening allows for in-store shopping and shopping malls to resume business. Restaurants are allowed to have dine-in customers. Bars cannot reopen however. County leaders praised the state’s decision to allow Riverside County to move deeper Read More…
Another long-winded Board of Supervisors meeting was held in Riverside Friday afternoon. At issue is lifting the health restrictions in Riverside County. County health officer Dr. Cameron Kaiser extended local orders that include mandatory mask wearing in public, short-term rentals, social distancing and school closures until June 19th. Almost 100 speakers voiced their opinions during Read More…
San Bernardino County has lifted its health orders. No longer mandatory are face coverings in public. They however are still encouraged. While the county order has been lifted, that state order still remains in effect which bans gatherings and requires social distancing. Short-term rentals are also still banned. “The County strongly urges everyone to continue Read More…