On Friday, the Contra Costa Health Services reports there are now 5,378 cases of coronavirus resulting in 96 Deaths. In the past 24-hours, this is 124 new cases.
According to the county, the current testing positivity rate is at 7.4%.
The county reported that 4,148 people have recovered. The county says they have provided 104,021 tests and 81 people are currently in the hospital.
On Saturday, Contra Costa Health amended its social distancing health order to temporarily tighten face-covering requirements and prohibit indoor gatherings where there is elevated risk of spreading the virus.
This week, the county announced it updated its mask policy where the order specifies that face coverings should be worn in businesses and in areas where people wait in line to enter businesses, and that everyone should wear a mask or face covering whenever they are within six feet of another person who is not a member of their household, except in very limited, industry-specific situations.
Contra Costa Cases by Age:
0-4 or under: 139
5-12 years: 207
13-18 years: 288
19-30 years: 1,193
31-40 years: 1,030
41-50 years: 883
51-60 years: 721
61-70 years: 446
71-80 years: 243
81-90 years: 156
Over 90 years: 66
Deaths by Age
0-4 or under: 0
5-12 years: 0
13-18 years: 0
19-30 years: 0
31-40 years: 1
41-50 years: 0
51-60 years: 6
61-70 years: 11
71-80 years: 18
81-90 years: 33
Over 90 years: 27
According to the county, 2,806 women tested positive while 2,557 men were positive with 14 cases of unknown gender were reported.
Here is the Contra Costa city list and cases as of 7/17 at 11:30 am
Note – July numbers only, for April, May & June – click to our July 3 report.
Alamo
- July 1: 46
- July 2-3: 48
- July 4: 50
- July 5-7: 51
- July 8-10: 52
- July 11-14: 53
- July 15: 54
- July 16: 55
- July 17: 56
Antioch:
- July 1: 335
- July 2: 345
- July 3: 356
- July 4: 376
- July 5: 400
- July 6: 436
- July 7: 471
- July 8: 482
- July 9: 505
- July 10: 519
- July 11: 536
- July 12: 542
- July 13: 582
- July 14: 601
- July 15: 616
- July 16: 626
- July 17: 648
Bay Point
- July 1: 144
- July 2: 147
- July 3: 151
- July 4: 154
- July 5: 157
- July 6: 163
- July 7: 170
- July 8: 181
- July 9: 184
- July 10: 197
- July 11: 206
- July 12: 209
- July 13: 220
- July 14: 222
- July 15: 230
- July 16: 240
- July 17: 246
Bethel Island
- April 5 through July 10: 1 case reported
- July 11-16: 2
Brentwood
- July 1: 106
- July 2-3: 110
- July 4: 118
- July 5: 126
- July 6: 133
- July 7: 143
- July 8: 152
- July 9: 159
- July 10: 161
- July 11: 165
- July 12: 167
- July 13: 176
- July 14: 180
- July 15: 183
- July 16: 190
- July 17: 199
Clayton
- July 1: 9
- July 2-6: 10
- July 7: 12
- July 8-13: 13
- July 14: 14
- July 15-16: 16
- July 17: 17
Concord
- July 1: 405
- July 2: 408
- July 3: 417
- July 4: 426
- July 5: 434
- July 6: 456
- July 7: 481
- July 8: 494
- July 9: 506
- July 10: 515
- July 11: 519
- July 12: 521
- July 13: 535
- July 14: 559
- July 15: 578
- July 16: 593
- July 17: 617
Danville
- July 1: 53
- July 2: 55
- July 3: 57
- July 4: 62
- July 5: 64
- July 6: 69
- July 7: 70
- July 8: 73
- July 9: 74
- July 10: 78
- July 11: 83
- July 12: 85
- July 13: 89
- July 14: 94
- July 15: 96
- July 16: 98
- July 17: 97
Discovery Bay
- July 1: 24
- July 2: 25
- July 3: 28
- July 4: 31
- July 5: 33
- July 6-7: 34
- July 8: 35
- July 9: 38
- July 10: 37
- July 11: 39
- July 12: 39
- July 13-15: 41
- July 16: 42
- July 17: 44
El Cerrito
- July 1: 27
- July 2: 27
- July 3-4: 28
- July 5-7: 29
- July 8: 31
- July 9-10: 33
- July 11: 34
- July 12: 34
- July 13: 36
- July 14: 37
- July 15: 37
- July 16: 36
- July 17: 36
El Sobrante
- July 1: 58
- July 2: 59
- July 3: 60
- July 4: 63
- July 5: 64
- July 6: 66
- July 7: 70
- July 8: 74
- July 9: 74
- July 10: 76
- July 11: 78
- July 12: 81
- July 13: 83
- July 14: 85
- July 15: 87
- July 16: 91
- July 17: 95
Hercules
- July 1-3: 52
- July 4: 55
- July 5: 56
- July 6: 59
- July 7: 70
- July 8: 74
- July 9: 76
- July 10: 78
- July 11: 78
- July 12: 85
- July 13: 90
- July 14: 92
- July 15: 93
- July 16: 94
- July 17: 96
Lafayette
- July 1: 37
- July 2-3: 38
- July 4: 40
- July 5-6: 41
- July 7: 43
- July 8-9: 44
- July 10: 45
- July 11: 48
- July 12: 50
- July 13: 52
- July 14-16: 54
- July 17: 55
Martinez
- July 1: 66
- July 2: 70
- July 3: 71
- July 4: 75
- July 5: 76
- July 6: 81
- July 7: 82
- July 8: 86
- July 9: 88
- July 10: 88
- July 11: 89
- July 12: 89
- July 13: 93
- July 14: 96
- July 15: 99
- July 16: 98
- July 17: 98
Moraga
- July 1: 14
- July 2: 15
- July 3-4: 17
- July 5: 19
- July 6-14: 23
- July 15-17: 25
Oakley
- July 1: 101
- July 2: 106
- July 3: 111
- July 4: 112
- July 5: 114
- July 6: 118
- July 7: 126
- July 8: 131
- July 9: 137
- July 10: 138
- July 11: 144
- July 12: 146
- July 13: 148
- July 14: 153
- July 15: 157
- July 16: 158
- July 17: 158
Orinda
- July 1: 59
- July 2: 59
- July 3-5: 60
- July 6: 61
- July 7: 67
- July 8-12: 68
- July 13: 69
- July 14: 70
- July 15: 71
- July 16: 72
- July 17: 72
Pacheco
- July 1-4: 22
- July 5: 23
- July 6-9: 24
- July 10-13: 25
- July 14: 26
- July 15: 23
- July 16-17: 24
Pinole
- July 1: 44
- July 2: 46
- July 3: 48
- July 4: 52
- July 5: 54
- July 6-7: 58
- July 8: 60
- July 9: 62
- July 10: 65
- July 11: 70
- July 12: 71
- July 13: 77
- July 14: 84
- July 15: 84
- July 16: 88
- July 17: 89
Pittsburg
- July 1: 223
- July 2: 236
- July 3: 249
- July 4: 260
- July 5: 275
- July 6: 299
- July 7: 322
- July 8: 335
- July 9: 343
- July 10: 361
- July 11: 378
- July 12: 385
- July 13: 408
- July 14: 427
- July 15: 436
- July 16: 442
- July 17: 468
Pleasant Hill
- July 1-3: 77
- July 4-6: 79
- July 7: 83
- July 8: 84
- July 9: 86
- July 10: 87
- July 11: 88
- July 12: 89
- July 13: 91
- July 14: 93
- July 15: 94
- July 16: 96
- July 17: 99
Richmond
- July 1: 757
- July 2: 767
- July 3: 799
- July 4: 824
- July 5: 834
- July 6: 876
- July 7: 919
- July 8: 946
- July 9: 974
- July 10: 994
- July 11: 1,034
- July 12: 1,046
- July 13: 1,080
- July 14: 1,117
- July 15: 1,144
- July 16: 1,161
- July 17: 1,178
Rodeo
- July 1: 21
- July 2: 24
- July 3-5: 26
- July 6: 31
- July 7-12: 33
- July 13: 35
- July 14: 35
- July 15: 37
- July 16: 37
- July 17: 38
San Pablo
- July 1: 310
- July 2: 313
- July 3: 320
- July 4: 336
- July 5: 341
- July 6: 367
- July 7: 383
- July 8: 402
- July 9: 411
- July 10: 419
- July 11: 426
- July 12: 435
- July 13: 451
- July 14: 472
- July 15: 479
- July 16: 485
- July 17: 493
San Ramon
- July 1: 76
- July 2: 81
- July 3: 84
- July 4: 88
- July 5: 93
- July 6: 102
- July 7: 106
- July 8: 107
- July 9: 109
- July 10: 109
- July 11: 114
- July 12: 113
- July 13: 115
- July 14: 119
- July 15: 120
- July 16: 121
- July 17: 124
Walnut Creek
- July 1: 140
- July 2: 143
- July 3: 147
- July 4: 154
- July 5: 157
- July 6: 165
- July 7: 175
- July 8: 187
- July 9: 192
- July 10: 194
- July 11: 199
- July 12: 202
- July 13: 210
- July 14: 214
- July 15: 221
- July 16: 221
- July 17: 237
Other/Unspecified
- July 1: 41
- July 2: 42
- July 3-5: 45
- July 6: 46
- July 7: 46
- July 8: 48
- July 9: 48
- July 10: 51
- July 11-13: 55
- July 14: 60
- July 15: 63
- July 16: 68
- July 17: 67
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5 comments
Lies lies. They should have to show documented proof of this. I’m going to say this one more time I work in the medical field and I don’t see any of these cases why all of a sudden are they saying that there’s all these cases it’s so untrue. Ask yourself how many people you know that have this and how many have died that you know of. I’ve been to four hospitals in Contra Costa County in the last 3 days they tell me they have no positive cases at all! How are they getting away with this I don’t understand. They’re making fools out of all of us. We need to do something about this governor or we’re going to be living like this forever. They’ve already messed up the people that never had a chance to enjoy their graduation people that don’t get to see their loved ones have a decent funeral and people losing their businesses and everything they’ve worked for for nothing! Just ask around everybody you know and how many people they personally know of that has this virus. That’s a simple way of seen what I’m talking about. Unless you enjoy living like this we really need to do something. We don’t deserve to be told how we should live our lives especially over something that’s not even real
You must not actually work in patient care then. I’m a nurse and have worked at 2 hospitals in Contra Costa County and we have had positive cases. I’ve cared for patients with it, seen their x-rays, seen how fast patients can decline. So you’re definitely wrong. I also know people in different counties in California and even in other countries that have had it.
enough of them to go through all this? I doubt it
I don’t know anyone with AIDS so it must be a hoax right? Same with lung cancer. That’s your logic and it’s flawed.
Pretty obvious pattern here. Most of the new cases are in high minority population cities. Are the people in these cities too lazy or stubborn to follow the masking and social distancing guidelines?
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