On March 22, Los Angeles increased to 409 cases and 5 deaths,[1] Santa Clara increased to 302 with 10 deaths,[2] San Diego increased to 148,[3] San Mateo increased to 117,[4] San Francisco increased to 108,[5] Alameda County increased to 100,[6] Contra Costa increased to 61,[7] Orange County increased to 95,[8] Riverside increased to 45,[9] San Joaquin increased to 34,[10] Ventura increased to 26,[11] San Luis Obispo increased to 27,[12] Santa Barbara increased to 13,[13] and San Bernardino increased to 17[14] cases.