Sonoma County will soon be phasing out its mobile COVID-19 testing sites. The sites will be removed next month due to declining use. Optum Serve will deactivate its testing buses on February 5th. Sonoma County has partnered
California COVID-19 numbers do not reveal a wave of infections this winter season like that of the last two years. Case counts across California have dropped steadily since the middle of December after seeing an increase in
There’s new hope in California’s COVID crisis. The state is averaging about 57-hundred cases, down almost eight percent from last week. Even better, the latest data shows the rate of people testing positive is below ten-percent for
Public health officials and experts believe Sonoma County is dealing with more COVID cases than the data suggests. That’s because of a significant drop in testing. As of the most recent stats, from the end of December,
Sonoma County’s COVID-19 infection rate is improving. On Wednesday, the daily case rate was eleven-point-eight per 100-thousand residents. A week ago, it was 16 new cases each day per 100-thousand residents. In a week, the test positivity