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The City of Manhattan Beach remains committed to providing the community with critical information and updates on the COVID-19 pandemic. The COVID-19 Situation Reports are published twice-a-week on Tuesdays and Thursdays and supplements the Situation Reports with coronavirus case counts (latest numbers) on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays to keep the community informed.

UPDATE - Based on the community's feedback, beginning Tuesday, October 20, COVID-19 updates will only be sent by email and not by text message. Text messages will focus on community alerts and advisory notifications. If you are not receiving COVID-19 updates by email, sign up for Coronavirus eNews on the City's website to subscribe to the City's newsletters. The City continues to post timely information on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Nextdoor and the City's website.

Latest Numbers on COVID-19

Area	Confirmed Cases (Change)	Deaths (Change)
United States[1]	7,958,254 (+63,486)	216,917 (+892)
California[2]	861,476 (+3,075)	16,830 (+73)
Los Angeles County[3]	287,222 (+1,072)	6,855 (+27)
City of Manhattan Beach[4]	383 (+0)	5 (+0)

Change reflects daily increases, not increases from prior reports.   

 

COVID-19 Weekly Update	City of Manhattan Beach		Los Angeles County
	New Cases	New Deaths	New Cases	New Deaths
October 5 - October 11	6	0	7,570	124
September 28 - October 4	10	0	6,764	133
September 21 - September 27	9	0	7,004	161
September 14 - September 20	16	0	6,812	145

View daily cases in an infographic via the Manhattan Beach COVID-19 Dashboard.

Los Angeles County Test Results

Total Number of Individuals Tests	% Testing Positive	Daily Positive Rate[5]  7-Day Rolling Average Tests by Date
2,850,000+	9%	3.6

 Los Angeles County Hospitalizations

Ever	Current	% in ICU
23,029	735	26%

As of October 13, 2020, Los Angeles County remains in Tier One, with "widespread" risk and the most restrictions. According to the State's website, L.A. County reflects 9.0 new COVID-19 cases per day (per 100k), with an adjusted case rate for tier assignment of 7.6. The positivity rate is 3.7%; the health equity metric is 6.0% (Healthy Places Index quartile positivity rate). Los Angeles County has met the State's positivity rate metric threshold for Tier Three with "moderate" risk but remains in Tier One because the tier assignment case rate is greater than 7. When the positivity rate and case rate fall into different tiers, the stricter tier prevails. Below is a table that reflects each tier.

State of California Blueprint for a Safer Economy
County Risk Level (Business Impacts)	Confirmed Cases (Daily New Cases Per 100K)	Positivity Rate (Seven-Day Average)
Widespread (Tier One) (Many non-essential indoor business operations are closed)	More than 7	More than 8%
Substantial (Tier Two) (Some non-essential indoor business operations are closed)	4 - 7	5 - 8%
Moderate (Tier Three) (Some indoor business operations are open with modifications)	1 - 3.9	2 - 4.9%
Minimal (Tier Four) (Most indoor business operations are open with modifications)	Less than 1	Less than 2%

[1] Source: October 15 2020, https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker
[2] Source: October 15 2020, https://update.covid19.ca.gov/
[3] Source: October 16 2020, http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/Coronavirus/
[4] Source: October 16 2020, http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/Coronavirus/locations.htm
[5] Source: October 15 2020, http://dashboard.publichealth.lacounty.gov/covid19_surveillance_dashboard/
Daily Positivity Rate reflects the seven day averages for the day of report plus the prior 6 days.