COVID-19 in Solano County: 3 new deaths, including one in the 18-49 year age group

UPDATE: See today’s latest information Monday, July 20: 205 new cases today, 3 new deaths.  Since the outbreak started: 2,759 cases, 34 deaths. Compare previous report, Friday July 17:Summary Solano County reported 205 new cases over the weekend and today, total of 2,759 cases since the outbreak started.  Over the last 7 days, Solano reported 684 … Continue reading COVID-19 in Solano County: 3 new deaths, including one in the 18-49 year age group

Solano coronavirus test positivity rate climbs over 9%, County reports 71 new cases today

UPDATE: See today’s latest information Friday, July 17: 71 new cases today, no new deaths.  Since the outbreak started: 2,554 cases, 31 deaths. Compare previous report, Thursday July 15:Summary Solano County reported 71 new cases today, total of 2,554 cases since the outbreak started.  Over the last 7 days, Solano reported 479 new cases, an average … Continue reading Solano coronavirus test positivity rate climbs over 9%, County reports 71 new cases today

Solano County schools ordered to stay closed this fall

Gov. Newsom orders California schools on watch list stay closed SFGate, by Amy Graff, July 17, 2020 California Gov. Gavin Newsom said in a Friday press briefing that schools in counties on the  watch list for more than 14 days open with distance learning. Counties would need to meet strict criteria for schools to offer in-class instruction. … Continue reading Solano County schools ordered to stay closed this fall

Solano COVID-19 numbers up again, increase in hospitalizations and positive test rates

UPDATE: See today’s latest information Thursday, July 16: 76 new cases today, no new deaths.  Since the outbreak started: 2,483 cases, 31 deaths. Compare previous report, Wednesday July 15:Summary Solano County reported 76 new cases today, total of 2,483 cases since the outbreak started.  Over the last 7 days, Solano reported 498 new cases, an average … Continue reading Solano COVID-19 numbers up again, increase in hospitalizations and positive test rates