Meanwhile in Stockton... Did we mention San Joaquin County has more cases of COVID-19 than the entire Central Valley and Foothills COMBINED. Crap to buy at home during coronavirus
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San Joaquin County recently declared a Local Public Health Emergency March 12, 2020 in order to assist in leveraging additional resources and funding to ensure an appropriate response to the COVID-19 outbreak. The County's public health response efforts will now focus on minimizing the impact of COVID-19 in the greater community. These actions are important steps to freeing up public health resources to protect the most vulnerable populations and allow our health care system to prepare for taking care of severely ill patients. San Joaquin County health officials urge residents to follow prevention guidelines for COVID-19 and other respiratory diseases and to visit this site often to review the latest news, information, community guidance and resources. It is important to note that San Joaquin County may have different guidance than the State or Federal government based on our unique needs. Visit for more information.
San Joaquin County reaches 121 confirmed cases: San Joaquin County officials say they've reached 121 confirmed coronavirus cases. There have been 5 deaths in the county since the pandemic started.
Stanislaus County coronavirus cases rise to 31: In the latest update from Stanislaus County, the number of coronavirus cases has risen to 31. No deaths have been reported at this time.
Officials with the Placer County Health Department have reported the county's second coronavirus-related death. Health officials believe an elderly adult with several underlying health conditions contracted the virus through community spread. The person died on Saturday, March 28. Placer County Health Officer Dr. Aimee Sisson said in a press release it is, "everyone’s responsibility to stay at home unless absolutely necessary to help prevent as many more infections and deaths as we possibly can.” The first death in was reported March 4.
To prevent the spread of coronavirus, all 280 state parks will temporarily close to vehicle traffic, starting Sunday, March 29. This comes one day after many parks reported seeing a surge in visitors.
Save Mart to install Plexiglass shields at Save Mart, FoodMaxx and Lucky stores around California and Northern Nevada. The Plexiglass shields will be at every store register and serve as an added safety measure to help create a more protective space for employees and customers. Employees will also increase how often and how thoroughly surfaces, check stands and shopping carts are cleaned. The Save Mart Companies have 205 stores throughout California and Northern Nevada.
Stanislaus County has 29 confirmed cases of COVID-19. Zero people have died in Stanislaus County and 783 people have tested negative for coronavirus.
With cases of coronavirus surging and the death toll surpassing 100, lawmakers are pleading with cooped-up Californians to spend a second weekend at home to slow the spread of the infections. Gov. Gavin Newsom said Saturday that the number of people hospitalized across the state spiked to more than 1,000, and that overnight the number of people admitted to intensive care units doubled from 200 to more than 400. He said the trend could lead to overstretched hospitals in California. Johns Hopkins University tallied more than 4,700 California cases Friday, with at least 103 deaths.
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