• Locals in Riverside county are starting to spike in the cost of items at the grocery store, but prices in neighboring counties are nowhere as high
• The increase is affecting everyone in the county as the annual inflation rate has increased to 6.8 percent in the past months

Judge temporarily blocks Riverside’s Measure C until January hearing

• A measure from the November 2 ballot was temporarily blocked by Riverside County Superior Court Judge Harold W. Hopp
• The measure would certify the election results 

Riverside county shows that first doses of COVID-19 vaccine remain steady

• According to data released on November 8, the total number of cornavirus vaccination in Riverside County is near what it was when the delta variant prompted a surge in shots
• Currently, a daily average of 4,185 Riverside County residents received their first dose in teh week ending May 10, the day the FDA approved the Pfizer vaccine for 12 to 15 year olds

Kitten trapped inside Riverside locomotive finally rescued and put for adoption

• Officers from the Riverside COunty Animal Services retrieved a kitten that was stuck inside a locomotive at Fairmount Park in Riverside
• The train was originally installed at Farimount Park in the 1950s and Officers had responded several times and were abel to hear the kitten’s meows
• The officers were eventually able to remove the door off the locomotive and place two traps inside the box 

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• China’s US goods purchases continue to fail at following trade agreement levels based on information from Peterson Institute for International Economics
• On July 26, 2021, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said that the US should remove tariffs apart of three other requests from China

• The CDC has reversed their indoor mask policy and has recommended that fully vaccinated people should resume wearing masks again
• Updated guidance from the CDC is urged by the uptick in delta variant Covid-19 cases across the world

Inflation may cut workers pay by 2% despite wage increases

• In June, the average hourly wages increased by 3.6% in comparison to a year prior, and despite this growth, the average worker’s pay has been cut by 2% due to inflation
• From 2020, food prices have risen 2.4% and gasoline prices has risen 45% as well

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