Los Angeles County public health officials reported 1,191 more cases of the coronavirus since Monday, bringing the total number of cases to 3,690,901 as of Tuesday, Feb. 14. Officials reported 20 …
Los Angeles County public health officials reported 1,191 more cases of the coronavirus since Monday, bringing the total number of cases to 3,690,901 as of Tuesday, Feb. 14.
Officials reported 20 more deaths linked to the coronavirus since Monday for a total of 35,490 deaths since tracking began. There were five fewer hospitalizations since Monday, bringing the total number of people hospitalized with coronavirus to 680.. According to the California Department of Public Health’s vaccines dashboard, 77% of Los Angeles County is fully vaccinated with 21,445,145 doses administered.
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