11 February 2021
If San Luis Obispo County still has low coronavirus positivity rates, several businesses could reopen or relax restrictions as the province moves from the press to the red level from next week, Dr. Penny Borenstein, SLO County’s public health officer, said.
In California’s red level, nail salons, cinemas and gyms can reopen. It also caters for indoor restaurants and hair care.
After two weeks in the red level, school districts can reopen K-12 schools.
Over the past two days, 101 people have tested positive for the coronavirus in SLO County, bringing the province’s total to 18,889 since the start of the pandemic. Of these, 205 died and 17,676 recovered.
There are 36 residents of the SLO province in the hospital receiving treatment for the virus, with nine in intensive care units.
Cases by area
- Paso Robles – 3,714
- San Luis Obispo – 3 523
- Male Colony in California (Prisoners) – 2,372
- Atascadero – 1 753
- Nipomo – 1 409
- Arroyo Grande – 1 334
- Grover Beach – 769
- Oceano – 645
- Templeton – 561
- San Miguel – 461
- Los Osos – 431
- Morro Bay – 379
- Cal Poly (Campus Residents) – 337
- Pismo Beach – 301
- Atascadero State Hospital (patients) – 205
- Cambria – 165
- Shandon – 133
- Santa Margarita – 122
- Creston – 80
- Cayucos – 66
- Avila Beach – 26
- San Simeon – 21
- Bradley – 7
According to the Department of Public Health in Santa Barbara County, there were 30,502 cases of coronavirus and 366 deaths.
These numbers are by area according to Santa Barbara County’s report:
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- Santa Maria – 10 372
- Santa Barbara – 5,576
- Lompoc – 3 193
- Orcutt – 1,599
- Lompoc Federal Prison – 1,079
As of Thursday night, there were 3,443,360 positive cases and 45,971 deaths in California.
More than 28,002,240 residents of the US tested positive for the virus, and 486,922 died.
In addition, the number of people worldwide infected with the virus continues to increase: 108,282,208 cases with 2,377,285 deaths.