On March 30, Los Angeles County increased to 2,474 cases with 44 deaths,[1] Santa Clara County increased to 848 cases with 28 deaths (noting that the increase of 202 cases included results that had not been reported over the previous two days),[2] San Diego increased to 603 cases,[3] San Mateo County increased to 309 cases,[4] Riverside to 291 cases with 9 deaths,[5] Alameda County increased to 264,[6] Sacramento County increased to 224 cases with 7 deaths,[7] Contra Costa to 187,[8] San Joaquin to 123 cases with 6 deaths,[9] San Bernardino to 111 cases with 3 deaths,[10] Ventura to 109 cases,[11] Fresno to 53 cases,[12] San Luis Obispo to 77 cases,[13] Placer to 57 cases with 2 deaths,[14] Santa Cruz to 45 cases with one death,[15] and Shasta to 5 cases,[16] and San Francisco to 374 with 5 deaths.[17]