The federal government has been tracking coronavirus cases and deaths in nursing homes, including in Martinez.
New federal data shows how the coronavirus epidemic is affecting hospitals and their ICUs in Contra Costa County.
New federal data shows which hospitals are closest to capacity in Contra Costa County and across California.
Educators, child care workers and residents 65 and older share the same tier for the coronavirus vaccine.
Contra Costa Health Services has launched a live COVID-19 dashboard. See how many people have been vaccinated.
New data from the federal government shows which hospitals are nearing capacity in the Martinez area.
Kaiser Permanente commits $8.15M to organizations addressing racist structures and practices preventing good health in communities of color
Appointments, Contra Costa County health officials said, are limited by available vaccine supply and other factors.
The county is working to dramatically increase the number of people who receive vaccinations daily. Latest cases/deaths in Martinez.
New data from the federal government shows which hospitals are closest to capacity in Contra Costa County.
There were 67 coronavirus deaths in Contra Costa County in December and nearly 17,000 newly diagnosed cases. Here's a look at Martinez.
In all, 10 East Bay facilities have current outbreaks in residents and staff, according to state data.
Bay Area health officers issued a statement about who is vaccinated first, and when the general public may receive the coronavirus vaccine.
If you planned to escape to San Mateo, Santa Cruz, Napa, or Solano counties for dining — they’re now forced to close.
More than 9000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine have been sent to the Regional Medical Center.
Patients need your blood, and you will receive the results of a free antibody test for COVID-19.
There is now public data showing how close your local hospital is to being at or over capacity.
A new stay-at-home order may happen this week. The latest case count from Martinez.
A tool developed by researchers from several universities lets you see your risk of being exposed to the coronavirus indoors.
Residents must do so to "get through the dark winter to a glorious vaccine spring," Contra Costa County Health Officer Chris Farnitano said.
See the latest COVID-19 case count in Martinez as Contra Costa residents prepare to move into the purple or "widespread risk" tier.
"... Given what we’re seeing happen across the country and the region, we must act now," the county said about the "high-risk activities."
Hospitalizations and coronavirus cases have climbed recently in Contra Costa County, prompting officials to enact restrictions.
A spike in cases could put Contra Costa County right back into a more restrictive tier, public health officials warn.
Do you wonder if you've had coronavirus? Find out, and potentially help COVID patients. Upcoming blood drives near Martinez.
Under the new health order, all health care facilities in the county must provide prompt testing to essential workers upon request.
For the third time in the last 7 days, no new coronavirus deaths were reported in the county.
Since last Friday, the county has added 1202 newly confirmed cases.
Hundreds of additional cases were added Thursday alone in Contra Costa County.
The health department is now reporting how many deaths have happened in each city. Martinez is a bright spot.
There were 5,233 cases of COVID-19 in Contra Costa County as of Thursday.
The total number of residents tested for the virus in Contra Costa County has reached 97,113. See a breakdown of positive cases by city.
The county’s new revelation about deaths, cases, and hospitalizations raised red flags with California officials.
“Nobody wants to be cooped up or to miss out on the holiday. But the more we come together in groups, the more COVID-19 spreads..."
Contra Costa County officials on Monday delayed the planned July 1 reopening for more businesses, as COVID-19 appears to be rebounding.
That fact should make it important for residents to remember there is still a serious pandemic going on, the county's health director said.
Deaths in Contra Costa County have stabilized this week after 18 were recorded over a 6-day period last week.
Contra Costa is the first of six counties in the lower Bay Area to seek or receive a variance from the state COVID-19 health order.
The person was not in close contact with the public but worked in stations and on trains in the BART system, BART officials said.
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