Solano County COVID-19 positive test rate over 7%, reporting 94 new cases again today

UPDATE: See today’s latest information Wednesday, July 15: 94 new cases today, no new deaths.  Since the outbreak started: 2,407 cases, 31 deaths. Compare previous report, Tuesday July 14:Summary Solano County reported 94 new cases today, total of 2,407 cases since the outbreak started.  Over the last 7 days, Solano reported 485 new cases, an average … Continue reading Solano County COVID-19 positive test rate over 7%, reporting 94 new cases again today

Clear statement on COVID-19 business closures and restrictions in Benicia

City of Benicia Release, July 14, 2020 On Monday, July 13, 2020, Governor Newsom announced the following changes to business operations in Solano County: NO Indoor Operations Allowed ▪ Restaurants ▪ Wineries ▪ Movie theaters ▪ Family entertainment centers like bowling alleys, miniature golf, batting cages, and arcades ▪ Zoos ▪ Museums ▪ Cardrooms ▪ … Continue reading Clear statement on COVID-19 business closures and restrictions in Benicia

Solano County COVID test rate jumps to 6.7 percent, 94 new cases in one day

UPDATE: See today’s latest information Tuesday, July 14: 94 new cases today, no new deaths.  Since the outbreak started: 2,313 cases, 31 deaths. Compare previous report, Monday July 13:Summary Solano County reported 94 new cases today, total of 2,313 cases since the outbreak started.  Over the last 7 days, Solano reported 487 new cases, an average … Continue reading Solano County COVID test rate jumps to 6.7 percent, 94 new cases in one day

Dr. Matyas on COVID-19 closures in Solano County: “We continue to see a surge…”

State orders Solano churches, malls other businesses to close, again Fairfield Daily Republic, by Todd R. Hansen, July 14, 2020 FAIRFIELD — The state on Monday ordered Solano and 28 other counties on its watch list to close places of worship, malls and a number of other business sectors due to the rise in hospitalizations … Continue reading Dr. Matyas on COVID-19 closures in Solano County: “We continue to see a surge…”