Los Angeles County increased to 351,[245] Santa Clara County increased to 263,[2] San Mateo County increased to 110,[3] San Francisco increased to 84,[4] Orange County increased to 78,[5] Alameda County increased to 65,[6] Contra Costa County increased to 51,[7] San Joaquin County increased to 25 cases,[8] San Luis Obispo increased to 21,[9] Solano County reported 13 cases,[246] Tulare County reported 11 cases,[247] and Placer County reported 12 cases with 1 death.[248] The Departments of Public Health from Yuba and Sutter Counties confirmed two cases in Yuba County, the first cases in Yuba and Sutter counties combined.[249] Neither patient required hospitalization, and both individuals were in isolation at home and recovering well. The second case is not related to the first case, and both cases are deemed to be a community-transmitted case.[citation needed]