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Orange County's Coronavirus Update: 3,502 Cases, 76 Deaths

Orange County health officials confirmed 122 new coronavirus cases Sunday and two additional deaths from COVID-19.

A sign encourages people to stay home Sunday, May 3, 2020, in Laguna Beach, Calif.
A sign encourages people to stay home Sunday, May 3, 2020, in Laguna Beach, Calif. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez)

ORANGE COUNTY, CA — Orange County officials reported 122 newly confirmed cases of COVID-19 and two additional deaths Sunday, bringing the county's totals to 3,502 cases and 76 deaths.

The Orange County Health Care Agency has reported 24 new fatalities since Monday. The number of patients hospitalized with the virus, however, dropped from 218 Saturday to 178 Sunday, while the number in intensive care dropped from 88 to 59.

The total number of people in the county tested for the virus stands at 51,211, with 307 tests reported Sunday.

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Of the patients who died, 3% were 25 to 34 years old, 5% were 35 to 44, 11% were 45-54, 13% were 55-64, 16% were 65-74, 29% were 75-84, and 24% were 85 or older.

Men make up 54% of the county's cases and 58% of its fatalities.

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Latinos account for 38% of the fatalities and whites 33%, followed by Asians (20%). According to the Health Care Agency, 4% were black, 1% were native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 1% are mixed race, and 3% fall into the category of "other."

Beaches in Orange County were open Friday, with restrictions, and so- called "low-risk" businesses such as clothing and book stores, music shops, toy stores, sporting goods stores and florists — all closed as a result of the coronavirus pandemic — reopened with curbside service only.

Meanwhile, an estimated 1,500 people, most not wearing face masks, protested near the still-closed Huntington Beach Pier on Saturday despite the easing of some beach restrictions.

Orange County's positive coronavirus cases by city as of Sunday, May 10:

  • Aliso Viejo: 20 (unchanged)
  • Anaheim: 529
  • Brea: 28 (unchanged)
  • Buena Park: 107 (unchanged)
  • Costa Mesa: 50 (unchanged)
  • Coto de Caza: 5 (unchanged)
  • Cypress: 49 (unchanged)
  • Dana Point: 22 (unchanged)
  • Fountain Valley: 41 (unchanged)
  • Fullerton: 126
  • Garden Grove: 178
  • Huntington Beach: 269
  • Irvine: 142 (unchanged)
  • La Habra: 62 (unchanged)
  • La Palma: 15 (unchanged)
  • Ladera Ranch: 12 (unchanged)
  • Laguna Beach: 40 (unchanged)
  • Laguna Hills: 26 (unchanged)
  • Laguna Niguel: 33 (unchanged)
  • Laguna Woods: 8 (unchanged)
  • Lake Forest: 35
  • Los Alamitos: 41
  • Midway City: 8 (unchanged)
  • Mission Viejo: 56 (unchanged)
  • Newport Beach: 130
  • Orange: 171
  • Placentia: 70 (unchanged)
  • Rancho Mission Viejo: 6 (unchanged)
  • Rancho Santa Margarita: 17
  • San Clemente: 52 (unchanged)
  • San Juan Capistrano: 32
  • Santa Ana: 537
  • Seal Beach: 12 (unchanged)
  • Stanton: 36
  • Trabuco Canyon: 12 (unchanged)
  • Tustin: 56
  • Villa Park: 5 (unchanged)
  • Westminster: 55 (unchanged)
  • Yorba Linda: 57
  • Other: 261
  • Unknown: 91

City News Service contributed to this report.

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