On March 26, cases in Los Angeles County increased to 1,216 with 21 deaths,[1] Santa Clara to 542 with 19 deaths,[2] San Diego to 341 with 3 deaths,[3] Orange to 256 with 1 death,[4] San Francisco to 223 with 2 deaths,[5] San Mateo to 195 cases,[6] Alameda to 164 with 4 deaths,[7] Riverside to 107 with 8 deaths,[8] Contra Costa to 131,[9] San Joaquin to 78,[10] San Luis Obispo to 54,[11] Ventura to 50 with 1 death,[12] Santa Cruz to 32,[13] and in Fresno to 27.[14] On March 27, Los Angeles County increased to 1465 cases with 26 deaths,[224] Orange County to 321 cases with 3 deaths,[229] San Francisco County to 279 with 3 deaths,[200] San Mateo to 239,[215] Alameda to 204,[216] Sacramento to 164 with 6 deaths,[15] Riverside to 151 with 8 deaths,[230] Contra Costa to 147 cases,[227] San Joaquin to 90 with 3 deaths,[222] Ventura to 61,[234] Santa Cruz to 34,[237] Santa Clara to 574 with 20 deaths.[236]