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Press Release: L.A. County Qualifies for Orange Tier Threshold, Additional Re-Openings with Safety Measures Set for Monday; Vaccination Eligibility to Expand

County of Los Angeles, California sent this bulletin at 03/30/2021 05:30 PM PDT

Media Contact: media@ph.lacounty.gov - (213) 240-8144

For Immediate Release:
March 30, 2021

L.A. County Qualifies for Orange Tier Threshold, Additional Re-Openings with Safety Measures Set for Monday; Vaccination Eligibility to Expand

26 New Deaths and 386 New Confirmed Cases of COVID-19 in Los Angeles County

Los Angeles County has met the threshold for the less restrictive orange tier in the State's Blueprint for a Safer Economy. Today, the State released updated numbers; L.A. County's adjusted case rate dropped from 3.7 new cases per 100,000 people to 3.1 new cases per 100,000 people. The test positivity rate dropped from 1.8% to 1.5% and in areas with the fewest health affirming resources, L.A. County’s test positivity rate dropped from 2.5% to 2.1%.

A revised Los Angeles County Health Officer Order will go into effect on Monday, April 5 at 12:01 a.m. to reflect newly permitted activities. This allows the County to follow the state guidelines and wait until three weeks are completed in the red tier to be sure that case numbers do not rise this third week since the County’s earlier re-openings. The Health Officer Order and modified directives for businesses will be posted on Friday, with an effective date of April 5. Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (Public Health) teams will be available this week and through the weekend to provide information about upcoming changes, allowing establishments to be prepared for full compliance with the required safety modifications.

On April 5, assuming County case numbers do not increase, the following changes will be made to the Health Officer Order:

Bars that do not provide meals will be allowed to open outdoors with distancing, masking and infection control safety measures. Indoor operations are not permitted. Masks are required except when people are eating or drinking. There can be no counter seating and people can eat or drink only when they are seated. Tables must be 8 feet apart, with a maximum of 6 people from up to 3 different households. There can be no live entertainment, television is permitted, and hours of operations are from 11:30 a.m. until 10:00 p.m.
Breweries, Wineries, Distilleries that do not serve meals can remain open outdoors and can also open indoors at 25% capacity or 100 people, whichever is fewer. These establishments will follow the same public health directives as bars for their outdoor areas, however, there are additional requirements for indoor spaces: reservations are required for indoor seating, there is a maximum of 6 people per table and they must be from the same household, and there is no live entertainment or television viewing indoors.
Restaurants can increase capacity for indoor dining to 50% capacity or 200 people, whichever is less with continued safety modifications.
Cardrooms can operate indoors at 25% capacity. There must be 8-feet of distancing between tables and masks are always required. Food and beverages remain banned from card tables.
Places of Worship can hold services indoors at 50% capacity.
Fitness Centers can operate indoors at 25% capacity and indoor pools can now re-open. Masks are always required unless swimming.
Movie Theatres can increase capacity to 50% or 200 people, whichever is less. Seats must be reserved, and each group must have 6 feet of distance from other groups in all directions. Eating is allowed in only designated areas or in your reserved seat.
Family Entertainment Centers can open indoors at 25% capacity for distanced activities, such as bowling or escape rooms. Masks remain required.
Grocery and Retail Stores can increase capacity to 75%, although Public Health strongly recommends grocery stores remain at 50% capacity until April 15 to allow as many grocery store workers as possible get vaccinated.
Hair Salons, Barbershops and Personal Care Services can increase capacity to 75% with masks required, except for services where customers need to remove their masks. For services where customers must remove their face coverings, staff must wear a fitted N95 or a mask with a face shield.
Museums, Zoos and Aquariums can be open indoors at 50% capacity.
Youth and Adult Recreational Sports can apply to Public Health for approval for athletic events, tournaments or competitions that involve more than two teams or multiple individuals.

Today, Public Health has confirmed 26 new deaths and 386 new cases of COVID-19. The lower number of deaths and cases may reflect reporting delays over the weekend and holiday. To date, Public Health identified 1,218,958 positive cases of COVID-19 across all areas of L.A. County and a total of 23,110 deaths.

The daily average number of cases is now fewer than 400 daily cases, a 50% decrease from the number of cases at the end of February.

The County is seeing great progress in terms of hospitalizations and deaths, as the daily average number of hospitalizations decreased 52% since the end of February, and the daily average number of deaths decreased 75% in the past month.

There are 649 people with COVID-19 currently hospitalized and 27% of these people are in the ICU. Testing results are available for nearly 6,081,000 individuals with 19% of people testing positive.

Of the 26 new deaths reported today, seven people that passed away were over the age of 80, nine people who died were between the ages of 65 and 79, eight people who died were between the ages of 50 and 64, and two people who died were between the ages of 30 and 49.

“We extend our deepest condolences to the friends and families who are living through this tragedy. We are sending our love and prayers during your time of grief," said Barbara Ferrer, PhD, MPH, MEd, Director of Public Health. "While Los Angeles County has yet to experience increases, this week will be critical, as we are now two weeks out from when we moved into the red tier and reopened several sectors. There is much to be optimistic about. Los Angeles County has administered nearly 4 million vaccine doses. Spring is here. The weather is beautiful. USC and UCLA are in the Elite Eight and we are close to opening day for baseball. However, we cannot let our guard down. Another surge here would be dangerous and stop our recovery progress. We would move swiftly to introduce measures to limit transmission and these measures would have us stepping backwards. Keep yourself, your loved ones, and essential workers safe by following all the rules when you are at a business, retail or food establishment "

In a study released yesterday of about 4,000 health-care personnel, police, firefighters and other essential workers, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that the vaccines reduced the risk of infection, both asymptomatic and symptomatic infection by 80% after one dose, and that protection increased to 90% following the second dose. Different from the clinical trials, which are tightly controlled, and showed that the vaccines are highly effective preventing hospitalizations and deaths, this study shows just how effective the vaccines are in preventing infections in real-life conditions. The findings of this study are significant and provide evidence that the vaccines can both reduce transmission and save lives.

Los Angeles County continues making progress administering the COVID-19 vaccine. As of March 24, the County has administered close to 4 million doses of vaccine, with more than 1.2 million people receiving a second dose.

As of March 27, the County has vaccinated 71% of people ages 65 through 79 and 62% of people over the age of 80. These age groups were prioritized because of their high risk for serious illness or death from COVID-19. The County has also vaccinated 32% of people ages 50 through 64 who were eligible workers or individuals with serious underlying medical conditions or disabilities.

In total, there are almost 5.5 million residents 16 and older that still need to be vaccinated.

Los Angeles County is prepared to expand eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine starting this Thursday, April 1, for County residents 50 through 64 years old. Additionally, on April 15, vaccines will become available to any resident in Los Angeles County who is 16 and older.

Changes will be made to the MyTurn eligibility criteria starting tomorrow to allow residents 50 through 64 years old to begin to schedule appointments. Please note that, while the County received more vaccine doses this week, there are not yet enough doses to vaccinate everyone that is eligible, so we need to ask for patience until supply increases. Public Health's priority will remain getting residents and workers in hard hit communities vaccinated. We will re-double efforts to increase accessibility and availability of vaccine in communities with the highest risk and lower rate of vaccinations.

For information about who is eligible for COVID-19 vaccine in L.A. County, how to make an appointment if it is your turn, what verifications you will need to show at your vaccination appointment, and much more, visit: www.VaccinateLACounty.com (English) and www.VacunateLosAngeles.com (Spanish). Vaccinations are always free and open to eligible residents and workers regardless of immigration status.

County Reopening Protocols, COVID-19 Surveillance Interactive Dashboard, Roadmap to Recovery, Recovery Dashboard, and additional actions you can take to protect yourself, your family and your community are on the Public Health website, www.publichealth.lacounty.gov.

Please see additional information below:

	Total Cases
Laboratory Confirmed Cases	1218958
-- Los Angeles County (excl. LB and Pas)*	1155729
-- Long Beach	52094
-- Pasadena	11135
Deaths	23110
-- Los Angeles County (excl. LB and Pas)	21867
-- Long Beach	908
-- Pasadena	335
Age Group (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas)
- 0 to 4	28821
- 5 to 11	54977
- 12 to 17	68892
- 18 to 29	273103
- 30 to 49	384342
- 50 to 64	223431
- 65 to 79	89038
- over 80	32425
- Under Investigation	700
Gender (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas)
- Female	585992
- Male	547668
- Other	615
- Under Investigation	21454
Race/Ethnicity (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas)
- American Indian/Alaska Native	1957
- Asian	53407
- Black	42908
- Hispanic/Latino	584118
- Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander	4178
- White	121622
- Other	104145
- Under Investigation	243394
Hospitalization (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas)
- Hospitalized (Ever)	84096
Deaths Race/Ethnicity (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas)
- American Indian/Alaska Native	42
- Asian	2809
- Black	1713
- Hispanic/Latino	11578
- Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander	105
- White	5131
- Other	423
- Under Investigation	66
CITY / COMMUNITY**	Cases	Case Rate
City of Agoura Hills	1013	4851
City of Alhambra	6750	7783
City of Arcadia	2650	4588
City of Artesia	2032	12099
City of Avalon	16	414
City of Azusa	6211	12412
City of Baldwin Park	12984	16913
City of Bell	6696	18430
City of Bell Gardens	8215	19073
City of Bellflower	10545	13565
City of Beverly Hills	2593	7512
City of Bradbury	35	3274
City of Burbank	8636	8057
City of Calabasas	1199	4929
City of Carson	9439	10058
City of Cerritos	2980	5952
City of Claremont	2222	6090
City of Commerce*	2380	18211
City of Compton	16676	16692
City of Covina	6319	12888
City of Cudahy	4726	19411
City of Culver City	2144	5378
City of Diamond Bar	3167	5506
City of Downey	17247	15094
City of Duarte	2287	10388
City of El Monte	17021	14514
City of El Segundo	690	4111
City of Gardena	6155	10039
City of Glendale	19477	9432
City of Glendora	4707	8921
City of Hawaiian Gardens	2197	14970
City of Hawthorne	10253	11548
City of Hermosa Beach	951	4835
City of Hidden Hills	86	4550
City of Huntington Park	11080	18627
City of Industry	164	37529
City of Inglewood	13315	11723
City of Irwindale	250	17135
City of La Canada Flintridge	738	3566
City of La Habra Heights	109	1998
City of La Mirada	4176	8420
City of La Puente	6612	16247
City of La Verne	2805	8428
City of Lakewood	7113	8851
City of Lancaster*	21578	13355
City of Lawndale	3515	10457
City of Lomita	1420	6850
City of Lynwood*	13146	18246
City of Malibu	386	2978
City of Manhattan Beach	1275	3542
City of Maywood	5156	18382
City of Monrovia	3115	8028
City of Montebello	10039	15595
City of Monterey Park	4735	7605
City of Norwalk	15870	14746
City of Palmdale	24119	15172
City of Palos Verdes Estates	426	3150
City of Paramount	9792	17479
City of Pico Rivera	10978	17077
City of Pomona	24062	15431
City of Rancho Palos Verdes	1451	3394
City of Redondo Beach	2660	3872
City of Rolling Hills	54	2784
City of Rolling Hills Estates	269	3316
City of Rosemead	4869	8797
City of San Dimas*	3165	9170
City of San Fernando	5198	21120
City of San Gabriel	3184	7775
City of San Marino	373	2809
City of Santa Clarita	19898	9027
City of Santa Fe Springs	2826	15389
City of Santa Monica	4585	4960
City of Sierra Madre	454	4131
City of Signal Hill	1121	9502
City of South El Monte	3386	16213
City of South Gate	18373	18718
City of South Pasadena	1297	4978
City of Temple City	2331	6394
City of Torrance	7016	4700
City of Vernon	125	59809
City of Walnut	1742	5705
City of West Covina	12669	11705
City of West Hollywood	2221	6011
City of Westlake Village	108	1292
City of Whittier	10899	12466
Los Angeles	494819	12234
Los Angeles - Adams-Normandie	1179	14375
Los Angeles - Alsace	1565	12575
Los Angeles - Angeles National Forest	5	12500
Los Angeles - Angelino Heights	280	11191
Los Angeles - Arleta	7001	20370
Los Angeles - Atwater Village	1385	9444
Los Angeles - Baldwin Hills	2662	8553
Los Angeles - Bel Air	386	4579
Los Angeles - Beverly Crest	614	4902
Los Angeles - Beverlywood	875	6642
Los Angeles - Boyle Heights*	17266	19872
Los Angeles - Brentwood	1485	4797
Los Angeles - Brookside	31	5336
Los Angeles - Cadillac-Corning	690	9690
Los Angeles - Canoga Park	9221	14123
Los Angeles - Carthay	908	6322
Los Angeles - Central	7517	19278
Los Angeles - Century City	591	4620
Los Angeles - Century Palms/Cove	6103	18074
Los Angeles - Chatsworth	3549	9576
Los Angeles - Cheviot Hills	440	4798
Los Angeles - Chinatown	716	8927
Los Angeles - Cloverdale/Cochran	1574	10816
Los Angeles - Country Club Park	1525	10064
Los Angeles - Crenshaw District	1440	10413
Los Angeles - Crestview	992	8726
Los Angeles - Del Rey	1958	6541
Los Angeles - Downtown*	3903	14189
Los Angeles - Eagle Rock	3618	9139
Los Angeles - East Hollywood	3191	10896
Los Angeles - Echo Park	1317	9238
Los Angeles - El Sereno	6134	14672
Los Angeles - Elysian Park	498	8718
Los Angeles - Elysian Valley	1286	12644
Los Angeles - Encino	3349	7414
Los Angeles - Exposition	359	10794
Los Angeles - Exposition Park	6122	13630
Los Angeles - Faircrest Heights	255	7083
Los Angeles - Figueroa Park Square	1340	15365
Los Angeles - Florence-Firestone	9193	19376
Los Angeles - Glassell Park	3383	10704
Los Angeles - Gramercy Place	1289	11975
Los Angeles - Granada Hills	6359	10928
Los Angeles - Green Meadows	3888	18080
Los Angeles - Hancock Park	1020	5986
Los Angeles - Harbor City	2460	8462
Los Angeles - Harbor Gateway	4816	11046
Los Angeles - Harbor Pines	164	6808
Los Angeles - Harvard Heights	2575	14278
Los Angeles - Harvard Park	7078	18658
Los Angeles - Highland Park	5700	11779
Los Angeles - Historic Filipinotown	2024	14593
Los Angeles - Hollywood	5385	7890
Los Angeles - Hollywood Hills	1462	4967
Los Angeles - Hyde Park	3597	12603
Los Angeles - Jefferson Park	1152	14270
Los Angeles - Koreatown	5512	10663
Los Angeles - Lafayette Square	529	11603
Los Angeles - Lake Balboa	5326	12619
Los Angeles - Lakeview Terrace	2288	17422
Los Angeles - Leimert Park	1571	10312
Los Angeles - Lincoln Heights	5048	15486
Los Angeles - Little Armenia	1143	14243
Los Angeles - Little Bangladesh	2729	9628
Los Angeles - Little Tokyo	388	12384
Los Angeles - Longwood	581	13499
Los Angeles - Los Feliz	1026	4748
Los Angeles - Manchester Square	928	10872
Los Angeles - Mandeville Canyon	150	4802
Los Angeles - Mar Vista	1995	4697
Los Angeles - Marina Peninsula	139	3188
Los Angeles - Melrose	8041	10349
Los Angeles - Mid-city	1184	7878
Los Angeles - Miracle Mile	952	5293
Los Angeles - Mission Hills	4273	17713
Los Angeles - Mt. Washington	2822	11688
Los Angeles - North Hills	9221	14975
Los Angeles - North Hollywood	20385	13462
Los Angeles - Northridge	7441	10661
Los Angeles - Pacific Palisades	809	3800
Los Angeles - Pacoima	17028	22120
Los Angeles - Palisades Highlands	147	3822
Los Angeles - Palms	2531	5768
Los Angeles - Panorama City	13342	17730
Los Angeles - Park La Brea	598	4404
Los Angeles - Pico-Union	7015	16765
Los Angeles - Playa Del Rey	108	3379
Los Angeles - Playa Vista	577	5271
Los Angeles - Porter Ranch	2390	6716
Los Angeles - Rancho Park	348	5305
Los Angeles - Regent Square	249	8957
Los Angeles - Reseda	11337	14797
Los Angeles - Reseda Ranch	679	14646
Los Angeles - Reynier Village	262	6197
Los Angeles - San Pedro*	7059	9046
Los Angeles - Shadow Hills	381	8577
Los Angeles - Sherman Oaks	5635	6458
Los Angeles - Silverlake	3127	7093
Los Angeles - South Carthay	691	6522
Los Angeles - South Park	7271	19154
Los Angeles - St Elmo Village	694	15140
Los Angeles - Studio City	1336	5954
Los Angeles - Sun Valley	9304	17728
Los Angeles - Sunland	2244	10996
Los Angeles - Sycamore Square	28	4328
Los Angeles - Sylmar*	15936	19340
Los Angeles - Tarzana	3264	10571
Los Angeles - Temple-Beaudry	4984	12623
Los Angeles - Thai Town	880	8971
Los Angeles - Toluca Lake	479	5503
Los Angeles - Toluca Terrace	141	10796
Los Angeles - Toluca Woods	100	5382
Los Angeles - Tujunga	2860	10284
Los Angeles - University Hills	268	7816
Los Angeles - University Park	3467	12627
Los Angeles - Valley Glen	3776	12580
Los Angeles - Valley Village	1993	8062
Los Angeles - Van Nuys*	14386	15437
Los Angeles - Venice	1594	4704
Los Angeles - Vermont Knolls	2805	16308
Los Angeles - Vermont Square	1457	19028
Los Angeles - Vermont Vista	7399	17965
Los Angeles - Vernon Central	10994	21143
Los Angeles - Victoria Park	1035	12323
Los Angeles - View Heights	218	5901
Los Angeles - Watts	7369	17268
Los Angeles - Wellington Square	564	11475
Los Angeles - West Adams	3934	14238
Los Angeles - West Hills	2950	7276
Los Angeles - West Los Angeles	2327	6183
Los Angeles - West Vernon	10011	18662
Los Angeles - Westchester	2422	4694
Los Angeles - Westlake	7609	12819
Los Angeles - Westwood	2553	4718
Los Angeles - Wholesale District*	6263	17335
Los Angeles - Wilmington	8300	14694
Los Angeles - Wilshire Center	5516	10995
Los Angeles - Winnetka	6668	12876
Los Angeles - Woodland Hills	4872	7159
Unincorporated - Acton	461	5783
Unincorporated - Agua Dulce	267	6421
Unincorporated - Altadena	3265	7485
Unincorporated - Anaverde	146	9682
Unincorporated - Angeles National Forest	33	2651
Unincorporated - Arcadia	608	7618
Unincorporated - Athens-Westmont	6208	14627
Unincorporated - Athens Village	1048	21401
Unincorporated - Avocado Heights	1071	15808
Unincorporated - Azusa	2331	14639
Unincorporated - Bassett	2611	17622
Unincorporated - Bouquet Canyon	47	4380
Unincorporated - Bradbury	53	49074
Unincorporated - Canyon Country	824	10663
Unincorporated - Castaic*	3676	13519
Unincorporated - Cerritos	72	12266
Unincorporated - Charter Oak	0	0
Unincorporated - Claremont	40	5698
Unincorporated - Covina	2306	13711
Unincorporated - Covina (Charter Oak)	1519	11557
Unincorporated - Del Aire	302	6875
Unincorporated - Del Rey	26	8176
Unincorporated - Del Sur	163	6749
Unincorporated - Desert View Highlands	345	13839
Unincorporated - Duarte	838	18925
Unincorporated - East Covina	34	10334
Unincorporated - East La Mirada	499	9429
Unincorporated - East Lancaster	15	13158
Unincorporated - East Los Angeles	24698	19716
Unincorporated - East Pasadena	214	3342
Unincorporated - East Rancho Dominguez	2742	17912
Unincorporated - East Whittier	452	8519
Unincorporated - El Camino Village	802	9123
Unincorporated - El Monte	24	16552
Unincorporated - Elizabeth Lake	75	4515
Unincorporated - Florence-Firestone	13415	20733
Unincorporated - Franklin Canyon	1	8333
Unincorporated - Glendora	67	10152
Unincorporated - Hacienda Heights	5144	9198
Unincorporated - Harbor Gateway	0	0
Unincorporated - Hawthorne	312	12411
Unincorporated - Hi Vista	43	3916
Unincorporated - Kagel/Lopez Canyons	207	14660
Unincorporated - La Crescenta-Montrose	1073	5419
Unincorporated - La Habra Heights	14	2071
Unincorporated - La Rambla	263	12675
Unincorporated - La Verne*	163	7990
Unincorporated - Ladera Heights	373	5275
Unincorporated - Lake Hughes	41	6138
Unincorporated - Lake Los Angeles	1549	11921
Unincorporated - Lake Manor	126	7669
Unincorporated - Lakewood	0	0
Unincorporated - Lennox	3482	15447
Unincorporated - Leona Valley	110	6282
Unincorporated - Littlerock	530	13181
Unincorporated - Littlerock/Juniper Hills	112	8635
Unincorporated - Littlerock/Pearblossom	522	14626
Unincorporated - Llano	39	4447
Unincorporated - Marina del Rey	365	3878
Unincorporated - Miracle Mile	0	0
Unincorporated - Monrovia	366	9431
Unincorporated - Newhall	68	30909
Unincorporated - North Lancaster	149	12437
Unincorporated - North Whittier	1096	13110
Unincorporated - Northeast San Gabriel	1598	6648
Unincorporated - Padua Hills	9	4186
Unincorporated - Palmdale	109	12945
Unincorporated - Palos Verdes Peninsula	22	3543
Unincorporated - Pearblossom/Llano	116	5930
Unincorporated - Pellissier Village	163	26333
Unincorporated - Placerita Canyon	1	217
Unincorporated - Pomona	62	3199
Unincorporated - Quartz Hill	1168	9050
Unincorporated - Rancho Dominguez	377	14168
Unincorporated - Roosevelt	86	9237
Unincorporated - Rosewood	152	11820
Unincorporated - Rosewood/East Gardena	154	12909
Unincorporated - Rosewood/West Rancho Dominguez	494	14698
Unincorporated - Rowland Heights	3585	7026
Unincorporated - San Clemente Island	0	0
Unincorporated - San Francisquito Canyon/Bouquet Canyon	15	1748
Unincorporated - San Jose Hills	3451	17066
Unincorporated - San Pasqual	38	1867
Unincorporated - Sand Canyon	17	5519
Unincorporated - Santa Catalina Island	165	61798
Unincorporated - Santa Monica Mountains*	624	3351
Unincorporated - Saugus	128	82581
Unincorporated - Saugus/Canyon Country	39	10955
Unincorporated - South Antelope Valley	27	5934
Unincorporated - South El Monte	345	19220
Unincorporated - South San Gabriel	933	10545
Unincorporated - South Whittier	8268	13961
Unincorporated - Southeast Antelope Valley	78	9987
Unincorporated - Stevenson Ranch	1121	5347
Unincorporated - Sun Village	928	15374
Unincorporated - Sunrise Village	190	14660
Unincorporated - Twin Lakes/Oat Mountain	89	5368
Unincorporated - Val Verde	331	10003
Unincorporated - Valencia	184	5990
Unincorporated - Valinda	3692	15797
Unincorporated - View Park/Windsor Hills	664	5707
Unincorporated - Walnut Park	3046	18869
Unincorporated - West Antelope Valley	53	3508
Unincorporated - West Carson	2115	9576
Unincorporated - West Chatsworth	2	16667
Unincorporated - West LA	223	23424
Unincorporated - West Puente Valley	1693	17214
Unincorporated - West Rancho Dominguez	192	14128
Unincorporated - West Whittier/Los Nietos	4162	15458
Unincorporated - Westfield/Academy Hills	41	3154
Unincorporated - Westhills	42	5006
Unincorporated - White Fence Farms	266	7222
Unincorporated - Whittier	307	8113
Unincorporated - Whittier Narrows	13	108333
Unincorporated - Willowbrook	5936	17002
Unincorporated - Wiseburn	501	8313
- Under Investigation	20191

These numbers are subject to change based on further investigation. 11 cases previously reported were not in Public Health's jurisdiction.

* Means that case numbers include cases associated with correctional facility outbreaks located in the city/community.

**Rate is crude and is per 100,000. This represents the number of cases per 100,000 people and allows for the proportional comparison of cities of different sizes.

Always check with trusted sources for the latest accurate information about novel coronavirus:

Los Angeles County Department of Public Health: http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/Coronavirus/
California Department of Public Health:

https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID/DCDC/Pages/Immunization/nCOV2019.aspx

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html

Spanish https://espanol.cdc.gov/enes/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html

World Health Organization https://www.who.int/health-topics/coronavirus
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