Latest Dublin Coronavirus Updates

DUBLIN, CA —Tri-Valley testing for the new coronavirus is ramping up.

Starting Monday a drive-thru testing site for residents of Dublin, Pleasanton and Livermore will open weekdays at the Alameda County Fairgrounds. Appointments are not necessary.

As of Friday 21 people have tested positive for COVID-19 in Dublin, statistics show. In Alameda County there were 1,401 cases and 48 deaths associated with the virus, with a majority of cases in Oakland and Hayward.

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Don't go hungry: Alameda County has put together a map of food distribution sources so residents can find giveaways near them.

Mental health matters: There are still organizations offering counseling, guidance and support to Dublin residents.

Cover up: East Bay Regional Parks asks visitors to wear masks at parks and maintain social distancing.

In other news: A Livermore Target employee has tested positive for COVID-19. The store has been deep cleaned and sanitized, and measures are in place to protect employees and visitors, Target said.

Bright Spots

A shelter-in-place order hasn't kept Tri-Valley residents down.

A woman dressed as a unicorn is frolicking around the streets of Pleasanton, hoping to put a smile on her neighbors' faces.

A Livermore family has created a community garden and pantry to help neighbors in need.

A longtime Pleasanton resident turned 100 and dozens participated in a drive-by parade to honor her birthday.

A group of area teens have come together to create an online information hub for Bay Area residents looking to learn more about the outbreak. View their interactive COVID-19 map and learn more about their efforts here.

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