Daily California coronavirus cases triple as pandemic worsens - Los Angeles Times

California’s average daily number of coronavirus cases has tripled in the last month, a Times analysis has found, as pandemic conditions deteriorated dramatically around the state.

As of Saturday night, California was averaging more than 11,500 new coronavirus cases a day over the last seven days, more than triple the number a month earlier, on Oct.

Even during the summertime surge, which led to the season with California’s worst COVID-19 death toll, the average daily number of coronavirus cases over a seven-day period never exceeded 10,000.

In the last week, an average of 65 Californian deaths have been reported daily, a more than 50% increase from two weeks ago, when 43 fatalities were reported daily on average.

County public health officials on Saturday announced they will issue an order suspending outdoor dining at restaurants amid a surge of new coronavirus cases.

County was averaging more than 4,000 cases a day over the last five days — more than double the number from just two weeks ago.

County average 4,500 cases daily over a five-day period, officials have warned that they will impose a springtime style stay-at-home order.

On Saturday, an average of 23 deaths a day were reported in Los Angeles County from COVID-19 over the previous seven days; that’s double the figure from early November, when about 11 people were dying a day.

There are a number of reasons for the sudden increase in coronavirus cases in California, where a surge began in late October.

County on brink of additional restrictions with more than 4,500 new coronavirus cases.

County on brink of additional restrictions with more than 4,500 new coronavirus cases.

Orange County: About 650 coronavirus cases were reported daily on average over the last seven days, roughly quadruple the figure from six weeks ago

On Friday, 1,169 cases were reported, the highest single-day figure since early July

Riverside County: More than 600 coronavirus cases were reported daily on average over the last seven days, about double the figure from a month ago

San Bernardino County: More than 1,460 new coronavirus cases have been reported daily on average over the last seven days

That figure is six times worse than the rate roughly a month ago, when San Bernardino County averaged more than 235 coronavirus cases daily over a seven-day period

On Saturday, 2,873 coronavirus cases were recorded, the highest number recorded of any single day thus far in the pandemic in San Bernardino County

Ventura County: More than 220 coronavirus cases were reported daily on average over the last seven days, roughly quadruple the figure from a month ago

San Francisco: More than 115 coronavirus cases were reported daily on average over the last seven days, quadruple the figure from mid-October

Santa Clara County: More than 340 coronavirus cases were reported daily on average over the last seven days, triple the rate from a month ago

Alameda County: More than 230 coronavirus cases were reported daily on average over the last seven days, roughly triple the rate from a month ago

Contra Costa County: Nearly 200 coronavirus cases were reported daily on average over the last seven days, roughly triple the rate from a month ago

San Mateo County: More than 100 coronavirus cases were reported daily on average over the last seven days, more than double the rate from the beginning of November

Sacramento County: More than 430 coronavirus cases were reported daily on average over the last seven days, more than triple the rate from the beginning of November

Fresno County: More than 275 coronavirus cases were reported daily on average over the last seven days, more than double the rate from two weeks ago

Kern County: More than 260 coronavirus cases were reported daily on average over the last seven days, more than quadruple the rate from six weeks ago