California Coronavirus Map and Case Count

There have been at least 28,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus in California, according to a New York Times database. As of Friday morning, 968 people had died.

Cases by county

	Cases	Per 100,000 People	Deaths	Per 100,000 People	Slower Faster Case Growth Rate
– California	28,067	71	968	2	Feb. 26 Apr. 16
Los Angeles	10,854	107	455	5
Riverside	2,264	95	59	2
San Diego	2,012	61	60	2
Santa Clara	1,833	95	70	4
Orange	1,425	45	25	<1
Alameda	1,069	65	40	2
San Bernardino	1,032	48	47	2
San Francisco	1,022	117	17	2
Sacramento	879	58	32	2
San Mateo	767	100	28	4

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Notes: Growth rate shows how frequently the number of cases has doubled over the previous seven days. Growth rate not shown for counties with less than 20 cases.

On Wednesday, Gov. Gavin Newsom thanked the state’s undocumented workers, many of whom pick fruits and vegetables, care for the sick and perform other critical jobs.

Then he announced a plan to help them: The federal coronavirus relief package does not include aid for undocumented immigrants. So Mr. Newsom said the state would step in with $75 million, plus another $50 million from philanthropic organizations, to be paid to affected families who are undocumented.

He said it was the first such move in the nation.

Mr. Newsom also signed an order aimed at gig economy workers in a move that could set up a clash with Washington.

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