Status as of Friday, May 5, 5 pm PST.
Announcement
The County of Santa Clara apparently no longer tracking covid cases. As of May 12, the State of California still is; this may stop after their scheduled web-site maintenance on May 13. I’ll check and update. The CDC has announced that they have stopped reporting data as of May 11.
For these reasons I have decided to stop updating this page. The last update is for May 5 as seen below. My decision to stop is, of course, subject to change if the situation changes.
Summary for This Week
Details
NOTE: All comparisons to past data above are based on a 7-day rolling average in an attempt to correct for data spikes caused by uneven data collection, or other data corrections.
- The May 5 data on the Santa Clara County web site has smaller numbers than previously reported. For that reason we will continue reporting the previous data until the total “catches up”. As of March 31, Santa Clara County reported an average of 106 cases over the past seven days. This is down, from last week. There were no deaths over the past week, down from the previous week. There are currently 116 people hospitalized, down from the previous week. There were 39 Covid-related visits to emergency departments today, down from the previous week
- Santa Clara County cases report
- Santa Clara County cases chart
- Santa Clara County deaths report
- Santa Clara County deaths chart
- Santa Clara County hospitalized report
- Santa Clara County hospitalized chart
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- As of May 4, California reported a daily average of 1,150 new cases per day, down from the previous week. There were an average of 9 new deaths per day, down by one from the previous week.
- California cases report
- California cases chart
- California deaths report
- California deaths chart
- Source
- As of May 5, the U.S. reported an average of 11,457 new cases per day over the past week, down from previous week. There were an average of 165 new deaths per day over the week, up from the previous week. The number of daily hospitalizations was 8,277, down from the previous week.
- U.S. cases chart
- U.S. deaths report
- U.S. deaths chart
- U.S. hospitalized report
- U.S. hospitalized chart
- Source