Los Angeles County reported 3,518 cases with 65 deaths,[1] San Diego reported 849 cases with 15 deaths,[2] Orange County increased to 606 cases with 10 deaths,[3] San Mateo county to 453 cases with 10 deaths,[4] San Francisco to 434 with 7 deaths,[5] Riverside County to 429 cases with 13 deaths,[6] Alameda County increased to 339 cases with 8 deaths,[7] Sacramento to 314 cases with 9 deaths,[8] San Bernardino to 254 cases with 6 deaths,[9] Contra Costa county to 250 cases,[10] San Joaquin to 173 cases with 9 deaths,[11] Ventura County to 160 cases with 5 deaths,[12] Santa Barbara to 111 cases,[13] Placer County to 90 cases with 2 deaths,[14] San Luis Obispo to 83 cases,[15] Fresno County to 82 cases,[16] Tulare County to 59 cases with 2 deaths,[17] Santa Cruz to 54 cases,[18] Solano County to 54,[19] Yolo County to 28 cases,[20] and Shasta County to 7 cases with 1 death.[21]