Nineteen of California’s 58 counties are being monitored because of “indicators of concern” in the coronavirus fight, the state’s public health department has announced.
The map above shows those counties, as of June 29. (Click here if you can’t see the map on your mobile device.)
All counties that have been on the state list for extra monitoring for more than three days must close down bars and indoor operations of restaurants, wineries, tasting rooms, movie theaters, zoos and museums.
In red are the seven that have been on the watch list two weeks:
- Fresno
- Imperial
- Kern
- Kings
- Los Angeles
- San Joaquin
- Tulare
In orange are the eight that have been on for a week:
- Contra Costa
- Riverside
- Sacramento
- San Bernardino
- Santa Barbara
- Santa Clara
- Stanislaus
- Ventura
In yellow are the four new additions to the list:
- Glenn
- Merced
- Orange
- Solano
Click here for the full article on the state’s latest monitoring and restriction announcements.
