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Los Angeles County continued to report a surge in coronavirus cases Sunday, tallying 3,322 new cases of the virus and 18 related deaths. With that, the county has now recorded a total of more than 133,700 cases and 3,800 deaths. The continued rise comes as the death toll from the coronavirus in California soared above 7,000 this weekend, with the infection rate continuing to worsen. Hospitalizations also continue to climb, both statewide and in L.A. County. As of Sunday, there were 2,093 confirmed coronavirus patients in county hospitals, with 26% in intensive care and 19% on ventilators, officials said. About a month ago, hospitalizations were ranging from 1,350 to 1,450 each day. The most recent three-day average of the daily number of hospitalized patients represented an increase of...

YORK HAD THE MOST WITH A HIGH OF 11,500 NEW CASES ON APRIL 15. MIKE: HERE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE, 31 NEW CORONAVIRUS CASES TONIGHT THAT BRINGS THE TOTAL NUMBER T 6,054. 636 OF THOSE ARE ACTIVE. SOME GOOD NEWS IN TONIGHT’S REPORT, NO NEW DEATHS, AND NO NEW HOSPITALIZATIONS. 22 PEOPLE REMAIN IN THE HO 31 new positive cases of COVID-19 reported in NH, no new deaths Currently 636 active positive cases in New Hampshire Updated: 9:08 PM EDT Jul 12, 2020 31 new positive cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed, health officials said Wednesday.>> Download the free WMUR appThere have now been 6,054 total cases of COVID-19 in New Hampshire,...

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SAN ANTONIO – Over 1,000 COVID-19 cases and 18 deaths were announced for San Antonio, Bexar County over the weekend. On Saturday, city officials announced 535 new cases and nine deaths. On Sunday, officials announced 511 new COVID-19 cases and another nine deaths. This totals 1,046 COVID-19 cases and 18 deaths in just two days for the area. With these new numbers, the total case count is now 19,648 and the death toll is 184, according to the city’s website. As of Sunday, 6,182 patients have recovered and 13,282 patients are still ill. COVID-19 related hospitalizations are also still on the rise, and available capacity at area hospitals is dwindling. City officials said as of Sunday, hospitals in Bexar County have just 10% of available capacity. Hospitals are currently caring for 1,265 ...

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A 37-year-old Ohio man who claimed the coronavirus pandemic was just 'hype' and repeatedly refused to wear a face mask has died from COVID-19.  Richard Rose, a staunch supporter of Donald Trump, wrote on Facebook on July 1 that he was experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, and went to get tested.  The U.S. Army veteran, who served for nine years and did two tours of Iraq and Afghanistan, tested positive. He died from the virus at his home in Port Clinton, Ohio, on July 4.  Rose was born in the town and lived there his whole life. Richard Rose, 37, of Ohio, claimed in a Facebook post that the pandemic was just 'hype' He said on April 28 he would not wear a face mask and was 'not buying into that damn hype' He was vociferous about his support for Trump, ...

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172 new confirmed COVID-19 cases, 15 more deaths reported in Massachusetts Updated: 5:26 PM EDT Jul 12, 2020 The Massachusetts Department of Public Health reported an additional 172 confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Sunday.In addition, the DPH confirmed 15 new COVID-19-related deaths across the state, bringing the state's confirmed coronavirus death toll to 8,110.Click here to see a graphical look at COVID-19 data.LIST: Updated town-by-town breakdown released by stateIn addition to the total of 105,629 confirmed cases in Massachusetts, health officials also reported 27 new probable cases for a total of 5,968 probable cases.As of Sunday, 583 patients with th...

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