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Press Release: With New COVID-19 Strain Confirmed in Los Angeles County, Residents Advised to Be Aware of Symptoms, Take Precautions
| From | Los Angeles County Public Health <[email protected]> |
| Subject | Press Release: With New COVID-19 Strain Confirmed in Los Angeles County, Residents Advised to Be Aware of Symptoms, Take Precautions |
| Date | May 4, 2023 11:04 PM |
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news release DPH
**For Immediate Release:**
May 4, 2023
*With the Start of Summer Activities, Bivalent Boosters, Other County Resources Available to Keep Individuals from Experiencing Severe Illness Associated with COVID-19*
*"Public Health's Homebound Vaccine Program Provides Equitable Access to Vaccines"*
As many residents look forward to graduations, vacations and other summertime activities, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (Public Health) is asking everyone to be up to date with their COVID-19 vaccinations. For everyone 6 years and older, being up to date means they have had one dose of the bivalent vaccine. For those who are over 65 years old and/or immunocompromised, a second dose is available to provide even greater protection.
Bivalent vaccines are free and readily available to residents throughout Los Angeles County, including people who have difficulties leaving their home to get to a vaccination site.
Public Health helps thousands of residents get and stay up to date on their COVID-19 vaccinations and boosters with its Homebound Vaccination Program. Through this free service, Public Health has vaccinated 8,786 residents and administered 14,500 doses since March 2021. Nearly 60% of the clients vaccinated by the homebound program lived in high-risk ZIP codes for poor COVID-19 outcomes. More than 80% of the people who have used this service are ages 60 and older.
The Homebound Vaccination Program is free and easy to use. Residents are asked to call 1-833-540-0473 between 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. every day of the week to request an appointment or go online to ph.lacounty.gov/vaxathome or ph.lacounty.gov/vacunacionencasa (en espa?ol). Public Health partners with community-based mobile health care providers, who will call to schedule an appointment, typically within two weeks, and show up at the resident?s home to vaccinate them, their caregivers and any household/family members upon request.
The bivalent vaccine has been shown to provide ample protection against hospitalization and severe illness as it targets more recent COVID-19 Omicron strains. When comparing individuals who are unvaccinated to individuals who received the bivalent vaccine, for the 90-day period ending April 10, people who were unvaccinated were nearly five times more likely to be hospitalized and nearly six times more likely to die from COVID-19. Even for people who were previously vaccinated, the bivalent vaccine still provides additional protection. During the same period, people with a dose of the bivalent vaccine were one-and-a-half times less likely to be hospitalized from a COVID-19 infection and nearly two times less likely to die than those vaccinated without a bivalent dose.
People who are ages 65 and older or immunocompromised are eligible for second bivalent boosters. Older adults can now receive a second bivalent booster four months after their first bivalent dose; and people who are moderately or severely immunocompromised can receive a second booster two months after their first. As of April 30, more than 372,000 adults 65 and older in Los Angeles County are now eligible for a second bivalent booster. Everyone ages 6 years and older, including those who are unvaccinated, should get one bivalent vaccine to be considered up to date. Some children ages 6 months to 5 years may also need one bivalent vaccine, depending on the number of doses they?ve previously received and their age.
COVID-19 numbers remain stable and low in Los Angeles County; however, in past years, Los Angeles County has seen a rise in COVID-19 transmission in late spring and summer months as the school year ends and summer festivities start. Public Health officials remain optimistic a summer uptick in cases can be minimized so long as residents take sensible precautions.
Testing can provide an important layer of protection by detecting asymptomatic infection or verifying that the symptoms are attributed to a COVID infection.? This is especially important with the new XBB.1.16 strain, which may be associated with COVID-19 symptoms that could be easily confused with allergies.
Free COVID-19 at-home tests can be picked up at libraries and community organizations across Los Angeles County and at Public Health vaccination sites or ordered through the federal government. At this time, most insurance plans are still either providing free tests or reimbursing for the cost of up to eight purchases tests each month. More information on testing can be found at ph.lacounty.gov/COVIDtests.
XBB.1.5 remains the dominant COVID strain in Los Angeles County accounting for 73% of sequenced specimens for the week ending April 8. The second most dominant strain was XBB.1.9.1, accounting for 6.5% of sequenced specimens. Public Health continues to monitor new strains, including XBB.1.16. Data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that XBB.1.16 makes up 10.3% of cases in California and surrounding states. In LA County, XBB.1.16 accounted for 2.4% of recently sequenced specimens.
The weekly reported case count for COVID-19 remained relatively stable at 2,533 compared to 2,659 last week.? The 7-day average number of COVID hospitalizations is 266 this week, similar to the 275 reported last week. Reported weekly deaths also remained stable at 51 deaths this week; this is similar to the 54 deaths reported last week.
Among reported deaths this week is one pediatric death. This marks a solemn milestone, the 25th pediatric death in Los Angeles County from COVID-19.
?I offer my deepest condolences to families who have lost a loved one to COVID. My thoughts are with you as you grieve and I wish you peace,? said Dr. Barbara Ferrer, Ph.D., M.P.H., M.Ed., Director of the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health. ?Our data metrics are reassuring and allowing many of us to engage with less risk in the activities we love. In order for us to be able to understand the level of risk, it is important to continue monitoring patterns of transmission and severe illness, along with understanding when and how the virus is mutating. ?This makes it easier for each of us to increase or decrease the common-sense precautions we take to protect ourselves and others in our families, communities and at work. ?For those at higher risk for severe illness, common-sense precautions may always need to be taken and this includes being up to date with the bivalent booster to minimize, even during times of lower transmission, the risk of being hospitalized or dying. ?Each of us can help protect those at higher risk by staying away from others when sick, testing before gathering indoors with those at high risk, practicing good hand hygiene, and helping those at higher risk access needed resources. ?Free vaccines, tests and therapeutics remain available throughout the county.?
Los Angeles County remains in the CDC?s Low COVID-19 Community Level for the 16th consecutive week. This includes a weekly reported case rate of 25 new cases per 100,000 people. The 7-day total for new COVID-19 hospital admissions per 100,000 people is currently 3.1. And the 7-day average of the proportion of staffed inpatient beds occupied by COVID-19 patients is now 1.5%.
As of Tuesday, May 2, there have been a total of 36,247 deaths in Los Angeles County.
Public Health is now reporting COVID data weekly. The following table shows the weekly reported case counts, average number of daily hospitalizations, and weekly reported death counts in Los Angeles County over the past four weeks.?
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*Metric*
*Date of Weekly Report*
*5/3/2023*
*4/26/2023*
*4/19/2023*
*4/12/2023*
Weekly cases reported1
2,533
2,659
3,114
3,023
SARS-CoV-2 wastewater concentration as a percentage of the Winter 2022-2023 peak concentration value2
13%
18%
14%
14%
7-day average number of COVID-positive hospitalizations3
266
275
328
348
7-day average of the percent of Emergency Department (ED) encounters classified as coronavirus-related4
3.0%
2.7%
3.0%
3.2%
Weekly deaths reported1
51
54
44
59
1) Weekly case and death counts represent the number of cases and deaths reported for the week ending each Tuesday. The date a case/death is reported by DPH is not the same as the date of testing or death.
2) Wastewater concentrations reflect the week ending each Saturday, with a one-week lag.?
3) Hospitalization data represents average number of COVID-positive hospitalizations for the week ending each Tuesday. Data for past weeks is subject to change in future reports.
4) Emergency department data represents average number of coronavirus classified encounters for the week ending each Sunday. Data for past weeks is subject to change in future reports.
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A wide range of data and dashboards on COVID-19 from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health are available on the Public Health website at?[link removed] [ [link removed] ]?including:
* COVID-19 Locations & Demographics (data by demographic characteristics and geography, active outbreaks, and citations) [ [link removed] ]
* COVID-19 Response Plan [ [link removed] ]
* COVID-19 Vaccinations [ [link removed] ]
* Skilled Nursing Facility Metrics [ [link removed] ]
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Always check with trusted sources for the latest accurate information about novel coronavirus:
* Los Angeles County Department of Public Health:?[link removed] [ [link removed] ]
* California Department of Public Health:?[link removed] [ [link removed] ]
* Centers for Disease Control and Prevention:?[link removed] [ [link removed] ]
* CDC Spanish?[link removed] [ [link removed] ]
* World Health Organization?[link removed] [ [link removed] ]
* LA County residents can also call 2-1-1
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For more information:
Cases through 12:00pm 5/1/2023
? ?
*?*
*Total Cases*
?
*Laboratory Confirmed Cases *
3,738,769
?
-- Los Angeles County (excl. LB and Pas)
3,534,674
?
-- Long Beach
163,920
?
-- Pasadena
40,175
?
*Deaths*
36,247
?
-- Los Angeles County (excl. LB and Pas)
34,392
?
-- Long Beach
1,408
?
-- Pasadena
447
?
*Age Group (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas)*
?
?
- 0 to 4
111,649
?
- 5 to 11
282,785
?
- 12 to 17
277,618
?
- 18 to 29
758,058
?
- 30 to 49
1,133,249
?
- 50 to 64
613,357
?
- 65 to 79
263,106
?
-? over 80
92,459
?
-? Under Investigation
2,393
?
*Gender (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas)*
?
?
-? Female
1,823,860
?
-? Male
1,620,075
?
-? Other
1,791
?
-? Under Investigation
88,948
?
*Race/Ethnicity (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas)*
?
?
-? American Indian/Alaska Native
6,709
?
-? Asian
263,109
?
-? Black
185,543
?
-? Hispanic/Latino
1,511,733
?
-? Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
17,689
?
-? White
490,612
?
-? Other
405,381
?
-? Under Investigation
653,898
?
*Hospitalization (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas)*
?
?
-? Hospitalized (Ever)
176,926
?
*Deaths Race/Ethnicity (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas)*
?
?
-? American Indian/Alaska Native
80
?
-? Asian
4,476
?
-? Black
3,224
?
-? Hispanic/Latino
16,836
?
-? Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
118
?
-? White
9,148
?
-? Other
417
?
-? Under Investigation
93
?
*CITY / COMMUNITY***
*Cases*
*Case Rate*
City of Agoura Hills
6332
30321
City of Alhambra
25414
29304
City of Arcadia
13648
23631
City of Artesia
5996
35701
City of Avalon
288
7444
City of Azusa
17498
34968
City of Baldwin Park
29637
38605
City of Bell
16982
46741
City of Bell Gardens
17095
39690
City of Bellflower
30745
39551
City of Beverly Hills
11553
33468
City of Bradbury
71
6642
City of Burbank
32790
30593
City of Calabasas
5825
23949
City of Carson
34906
37195
City of Cerritos
13317
26598
City of Claremont
10390
28478
City of Commerce*
5860
44839
City of Compton
40166
40205
City of Covina
20255
41310
City of Cudahy
12200
50109
City of Culver City
11922
29906
City of Diamond Bar
13638
23712
City of Downey
46725
40893
City of Duarte
7499
34062
City of El Monte
42685
36399
City of El Segundo
4066
24223
City of Gardena
21826
35599
City of Glendale
60226
29166
City of Glendora
15007
28442
City of Hawaiian Gardens
5001
34076
City of Hawthorne
29568
33302
City of Hermosa Beach
4728
24037
City of Hidden Hills
382
20212
City of Huntington Park
26292
44200
City of Industry
1013
231808
City of Inglewood
38688
34062
City of Irwindale
882
60452
City of La Canada Flintridge
4532
21901
City of La Habra Heights
213
3905
City of La Mirada
14202
28634
City of La Puente
15974
39251
City of La Verne
9231
27736
City of Lakewood
26990
33586
City of Lancaster*
64132
39693
City of Lawndale
10578
31469
City of Lomita
6099
29423
City of Lynwood*
31174
43269
City of Malibu
2882
22236
City of Manhattan Beach
7436
20656
City of Maywood
12778
45556
City of Monrovia
11847
30534
City of Montebello
25441
39520
City of Monterey Park
17468
28056
City of Norwalk
42989
39944
City of Palmdale
66840
42046
City of Palos Verdes Estates
2264
16743
City of Paramount
22698
40516
City of Pico Rivera
28104
43718
City of Pomona
65550
42038
City of Rancho Palos Verdes
7748
18125
City of Redondo Beach
15565
22657
City of Rolling Hills
298
15361
City of Rolling Hills Estates
1530
18859
City of Rosemead
15209
27478
City of San Dimas*
11111
32191
City of San Fernando
12773
51897
City of San Gabriel
11444
27944
City of San Marino
2402
18091
City of Santa Clarita
73419
33308
City of Santa Fe Springs
7891
42970
City of Santa Monica
26392
28549
City of Sierra Madre
2412
21949
City of Signal Hill
4099
34746
City of South El Monte
8410
40268
City of South Gate
47132
48018
City of South Pasadena
6322
24266
City of Temple City
10740
29461
City of Torrance
34287
22970
City of Vernon
357
170813
City of Walnut
7566
24781
City of West Covina
39524
36517
City of West Hollywood
11282
30532
City of Westlake Village
449
5371
City of Whittier
31329
35832
Los Angeles
1526892
37751
Los Angeles - Adams-Normandie
3210
39137
Los Angeles - Alsace
4509
36231
Los Angeles - Angeles National Forest
0
0
Los Angeles - Angelino Heights
849
33933
Los Angeles - Arleta
16912
49206
Los Angeles - Atwater Village
5081
34645
Los Angeles - Baldwin Hills
10228
32861
Los Angeles - Bel Air
2447
29031
Los Angeles - Beverly Crest
3338
26651
Los Angeles - Beverlywood
4218
32020
Los Angeles - Boyle Heights*
40465
46574
Los Angeles - Brentwood
8421
27204
Los Angeles - Brookside
157
27022
Los Angeles - Cadillac-Corning
2295
32229
Los Angeles - Canoga Park
25313
38771
Los Angeles - Carthay
4400
30634
Los Angeles - Central
17034
43686
Los Angeles - Century City
3758
29378
Los Angeles - Century Palms/Cove
16289
48241
Los Angeles - Chatsworth
12924
34872
Los Angeles - Cheviot Hills
2558
27892
Los Angeles - Chinatown
2918
36380
Los Angeles - Cloverdale/Cochran
5323
36577
Los Angeles - Country Club Park
4913
32423
Los Angeles - Crenshaw District
5334
38571
Los Angeles - Crestview
3958
34817
Los Angeles - Del Rey
8423
28137
Los Angeles - Downtown*
16208
58923
Los Angeles - Eagle Rock
13823
34916
Los Angeles - East Hollywood
9539
32571
Los Angeles - Echo Park
4503
31587
Los Angeles - El Sereno
16939
40516
Los Angeles - Elysian Park
1844
32283
Los Angeles - Elysian Valley
3574
35139
Los Angeles - Encino
15257
33775
Los Angeles - Exposition
1280
38485
Los Angeles - Exposition Park
18267
40668
Los Angeles - Faircrest Heights
1268
35222
Los Angeles - Figueroa Park Square
3797
43539
Los Angeles - Florence-Firestone
22867
48197
Los Angeles - Glassell Park
11006
34825
Los Angeles - Gramercy Place
4167
38712
Los Angeles - Granada Hills
21555
37042
Los Angeles - Green Meadows
10065
46803
Los Angeles - Hancock Park
4752
27889
Los Angeles - Harbor City
9413
32380
Los Angeles - Harbor Gateway
15700
36009
Los Angeles - Harbor Pines
648
26899
Los Angeles - Harvard Heights
6158
34145
Los Angeles - Harvard Park
18023
47510
Los Angeles - Highland Park
17251
35649
Los Angeles - Historic Filipinotown
5509
39719
Los Angeles - Hollywood
21694
31784
Los Angeles - Hollywood Hills
7692
26133
Los Angeles - Hyde Park
11962
41912
Los Angeles - Jefferson Park
3150
39019
Los Angeles - Koreatown
16230
31397
Los Angeles - Lafayette Square
1598
35052
Los Angeles - Lake Balboa
16297
38613
Los Angeles - Lakeview Terrace
6141
46760
Los Angeles - Leimert Park
5793
38024
Los Angeles - Lincoln Heights
12820
39329
Los Angeles - Little Armenia
3058
38106
Los Angeles - Little Bangladesh
8679
30621
Los Angeles - Little Tokyo
1480
47239
Los Angeles - Longwood
1782
41403
Los Angeles - Los Feliz
6424
29730
Los Angeles - Manchester Square
3259
38179
Los Angeles - Mandeville Canyon
900
28809
Los Angeles - Mar Vista
10969
25827
Los Angeles - Marina Peninsula
962
22064
Los Angeles - Melrose
26283
33828
Los Angeles - Mid-city
4493
29894
Los Angeles - Miracle Mile
4936
27445
Los Angeles - Mission Hills
11928
49445
Los Angeles - Mt. Washington
8248
34160
Los Angeles - North Hills
25344
41160
Los Angeles - North Hollywood
59125
39047
Los Angeles - Northridge
25633
36725
Los Angeles - Pacific Palisades
5043
23686
Los Angeles - Pacoima
38904
50538
Los Angeles - Palisades Highlands
926
24077
Los Angeles - Palms
12073
27516
Los Angeles - Panorama City
33578
44622
Los Angeles - Park La Brea
3259
23999
Los Angeles - Pico-Union
16414
39229
Los Angeles - Playa Del Rey
605
18930
Los Angeles - Playa Vista
3429
31324
Los Angeles - Porter Ranch
10565
29687
Los Angeles - Rancho Park
2251
34314
Los Angeles - Regent Square
877
31547
Los Angeles - Reseda
32167
41984
Los Angeles - Reseda Ranch
1797
38762
Los Angeles - Reynier Village
1180
27909
Los Angeles - San Pedro*
26215
33593
Los Angeles - Shadow Hills
1324
29806
Los Angeles - Sherman Oaks
27746
31799
Los Angeles - Silverlake
13298
30166
Los Angeles - South Carthay
3273
30892
Los Angeles - South Park
16891
44496
Los Angeles - St Elmo Village
1876
40925
Los Angeles - Studio City
7061
31466
Los Angeles - Sun Valley
23232
44266
Los Angeles - Sunland
6936
33987
Los Angeles - Sycamore Square
211
32612
Los Angeles - Sylmar*
42247
51272
Los Angeles - Tarzana
10575
34250
Los Angeles - Temple-Beaudry
13537
34287
Los Angeles - Thai Town
2811
28657
Los Angeles - Toluca Lake
2567
29492
Los Angeles - Toluca Terrace
529
40505
Los Angeles - Toluca Woods
475
25565
Los Angeles - Tujunga
9000
32362
Los Angeles - University Hills
935
27267
Los Angeles - University Park
11644
42410
Los Angeles - Valley Glen
11236
37433
Los Angeles - Valley Village
8566
34652
Los Angeles - Van Nuys*
37707
40461
Los Angeles - Venice
9173
27071
Los Angeles - Vermont Knolls
7501
43610
Los Angeles - Vermont Square
3760
49105
Los Angeles - Vermont Vista
18723
45460
Los Angeles - Vernon Central
24736
47571
Los Angeles - Victoria Park
2828
33671
Los Angeles - View Heights
1116
30211
Los Angeles - Watts
19655
46058
Los Angeles - Wellington Square
1845
37538
Los Angeles - West Adams
10972
39710
Los Angeles - West Hills
12960
31964
Los Angeles - West Los Angeles
11636
30917
Los Angeles - West Vernon
24777
46188
Los Angeles - Westchester
13922
26979
Los Angeles - Westlake
20902
35215
Los Angeles - Westwood
16725
30910
Los Angeles - Wholesale District*
22267
61632
Los Angeles - Wilmington
23672
41907
Los Angeles - Wilshire Center
17172
34228
Los Angeles - Winnetka
19986
38593
Los Angeles - Woodland Hills
20624
30305
Unincorporated - Acton
2013
25254
Unincorporated - Agua Dulce
992
23858
Unincorporated - Altadena
11714
26855
Unincorporated - Anaverde
421
27918
Unincorporated - Angeles National Forest
92
7390
Unincorporated - Arcadia
2249
28179
Unincorporated - Athens-Westmont
17561
41376
Unincorporated - Athens Village
2825
57688
Unincorporated - Avocado Heights
2735
40369
Unincorporated - Azusa
6371
40011
Unincorporated - Bassett
6221
41986
Unincorporated - Bouquet Canyon
206
19199
Unincorporated - Bradbury
136
125926
Unincorporated - Canyon Country
3761
48667
Unincorporated - Castaic*
9610
35343
Unincorporated - Cerritos
192
32709
Unincorporated - Charter Oak
10
50000
Unincorporated - Claremont
159
22650
Unincorporated - Covina
6288
37386
Unincorporated - Covina (Charter Oak)
5069
38565
Unincorporated - Del Aire
1221
27794
Unincorporated - Del Rey
147
46226
Unincorporated - Del Sur
705
29193
Unincorporated - Desert View Highlands
957
38387
Unincorporated - Duarte
2007
45325
Unincorporated - East Covina
90
27356
Unincorporated - East La Mirada
1650
31179
Unincorporated - East Lancaster
43
37719
Unincorporated - East Los Angeles
58674
46838
Unincorporated - East Pasadena
432
6747
Unincorporated - East Rancho Dominguez
6342
41429
Unincorporated - East Whittier
1437
27083
Unincorporated - El Camino Village
2767
31475
Unincorporated - El Monte
0
0
Unincorporated - Elizabeth Lake
288
17339
Unincorporated - Florence-Firestone
30422
47016
Unincorporated - Franklin Canyon
2
16667
Unincorporated - Glendora
199
30152
Unincorporated - Hacienda Heights
16601
29684
Unincorporated - Harbor Gateway
4
400000
Unincorporated - Hawthorne
762
30310
Unincorporated - Hi Vista
173
15756
Unincorporated - Kagel/Lopez Canyons
322
22805
Unincorporated - La Crescenta-Montrose
4478
22615
Unincorporated - La Habra Heights
21
3107
Unincorporated - La Rambla
915
44096
Unincorporated - La Verne*
667
32696
Unincorporated - Ladera Heights
2080
29416
Unincorporated - Lake Hughes
203
30389
Unincorporated - Lake Los Angeles
4080
31399
Unincorporated - Lake Manor
461
28058
Unincorporated - Lakewood
28
24561
Unincorporated - Lennox
7662
33990
Unincorporated - Leona Valley
315
17990
Unincorporated - Littlerock
1417
35240
Unincorporated - Littlerock/Juniper Hills
362
27911
Unincorporated - Littlerock/Pearblossom
1326
37153
Unincorporated - Llano
108
12315
Unincorporated - Marina del Rey
2727
28977
Unincorporated - Miracle Mile
0
0
Unincorporated - Monrovia
1129
29090
Unincorporated - Newhall
105
47727
Unincorporated - North Lancaster
514
42905
Unincorporated - North Whittier
3158
37775
Unincorporated - Northeast San Gabriel
5333
22188
Unincorporated - Padua Hills
38
17674
Unincorporated - Palmdale
268
31829
Unincorporated - Palos Verdes Peninsula
126
20290
Unincorporated - Pearblossom/Llano
435
22239
Unincorporated - Pellissier Village
376
60743
Unincorporated - Placerita Canyon
24
5217
Unincorporated - Pomona
126
6502
Unincorporated - Quartz Hill
3921
30381
Unincorporated - Rancho Dominguez
1209
45434
Unincorporated - Roosevelt
281
30183
Unincorporated - Rosewood
515
40047
Unincorporated - Rosewood/East Gardena
550
46102
Unincorporated - Rosewood/West Rancho Dominguez
1347
40077
Unincorporated - Rowland Heights
12485
24470
Unincorporated - San Clemente Island
0
0
Unincorporated - San Francisquito Canyon/Bouquet Canyon
44
5128
Unincorporated - San Jose Hills
7974
39434
Unincorporated - San Pasqual
90
4423
Unincorporated - Sand Canyon
63
20455
Unincorporated - Santa Catalina Island
597
223596
Unincorporated - Santa Monica Mountains*
3964
21288
Unincorporated - Saugus
345
222581
Unincorporated - Saugus/Canyon Country
135
37921
Unincorporated - South Antelope Valley
122
26813
Unincorporated - South El Monte
764
42563
Unincorporated - South San Gabriel
3195
36110
Unincorporated - South Whittier
21716
36669
Unincorporated - Southeast Antelope Valley
252
32266
Unincorporated - Stevenson Ranch
5982
28532
Unincorporated - Sun Village
2145
35537
Unincorporated - Sunrise Village
591
45602
Unincorporated - Twin Lakes/Oat Mountain
438
26417
Unincorporated - Val Verde
1221
36899
Unincorporated - Valencia
934
30404
Unincorporated - Valinda
9669
41372
Unincorporated - View Park/Windsor Hills
3632
31216
Unincorporated - Walnut Park
7459
46206
Unincorporated - West Antelope Valley
188
12442
Unincorporated - West Carson
8307
37612
Unincorporated - West Chatsworth
5
41667
Unincorporated - West LA
895
94013
Unincorporated - West Puente Valley
4261
43325
Unincorporated - West Rancho Dominguez
500
36792
Unincorporated - West Whittier/Los Nietos
10823
40197
Unincorporated - Westfield/Academy Hills
253
19462
Unincorporated - Westhills
199
23719
Unincorporated - White Fence Farms
932
25305
Unincorporated - Whittier
999
26401
Unincorporated - Whittier Narrows
76
633333
Unincorporated - Willowbrook
16738
47942
Unincorporated - Wiseburn
1908
31658
?- Under Investigation
70889
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**For Immediate Release:**
May 4, 2023
*With the Start of Summer Activities, Bivalent Boosters, Other County Resources Available to Keep Individuals from Experiencing Severe Illness Associated with COVID-19*
*"Public Health's Homebound Vaccine Program Provides Equitable Access to Vaccines"*
As many residents look forward to graduations, vacations and other summertime activities, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (Public Health) is asking everyone to be up to date with their COVID-19 vaccinations. For everyone 6 years and older, being up to date means they have had one dose of the bivalent vaccine. For those who are over 65 years old and/or immunocompromised, a second dose is available to provide even greater protection.
Bivalent vaccines are free and readily available to residents throughout Los Angeles County, including people who have difficulties leaving their home to get to a vaccination site.
Public Health helps thousands of residents get and stay up to date on their COVID-19 vaccinations and boosters with its Homebound Vaccination Program. Through this free service, Public Health has vaccinated 8,786 residents and administered 14,500 doses since March 2021. Nearly 60% of the clients vaccinated by the homebound program lived in high-risk ZIP codes for poor COVID-19 outcomes. More than 80% of the people who have used this service are ages 60 and older.
The Homebound Vaccination Program is free and easy to use. Residents are asked to call 1-833-540-0473 between 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. every day of the week to request an appointment or go online to ph.lacounty.gov/vaxathome or ph.lacounty.gov/vacunacionencasa (en espa?ol). Public Health partners with community-based mobile health care providers, who will call to schedule an appointment, typically within two weeks, and show up at the resident?s home to vaccinate them, their caregivers and any household/family members upon request.
The bivalent vaccine has been shown to provide ample protection against hospitalization and severe illness as it targets more recent COVID-19 Omicron strains. When comparing individuals who are unvaccinated to individuals who received the bivalent vaccine, for the 90-day period ending April 10, people who were unvaccinated were nearly five times more likely to be hospitalized and nearly six times more likely to die from COVID-19. Even for people who were previously vaccinated, the bivalent vaccine still provides additional protection. During the same period, people with a dose of the bivalent vaccine were one-and-a-half times less likely to be hospitalized from a COVID-19 infection and nearly two times less likely to die than those vaccinated without a bivalent dose.
People who are ages 65 and older or immunocompromised are eligible for second bivalent boosters. Older adults can now receive a second bivalent booster four months after their first bivalent dose; and people who are moderately or severely immunocompromised can receive a second booster two months after their first. As of April 30, more than 372,000 adults 65 and older in Los Angeles County are now eligible for a second bivalent booster. Everyone ages 6 years and older, including those who are unvaccinated, should get one bivalent vaccine to be considered up to date. Some children ages 6 months to 5 years may also need one bivalent vaccine, depending on the number of doses they?ve previously received and their age.
COVID-19 numbers remain stable and low in Los Angeles County; however, in past years, Los Angeles County has seen a rise in COVID-19 transmission in late spring and summer months as the school year ends and summer festivities start. Public Health officials remain optimistic a summer uptick in cases can be minimized so long as residents take sensible precautions.
Testing can provide an important layer of protection by detecting asymptomatic infection or verifying that the symptoms are attributed to a COVID infection.? This is especially important with the new XBB.1.16 strain, which may be associated with COVID-19 symptoms that could be easily confused with allergies.
Free COVID-19 at-home tests can be picked up at libraries and community organizations across Los Angeles County and at Public Health vaccination sites or ordered through the federal government. At this time, most insurance plans are still either providing free tests or reimbursing for the cost of up to eight purchases tests each month. More information on testing can be found at ph.lacounty.gov/COVIDtests.
XBB.1.5 remains the dominant COVID strain in Los Angeles County accounting for 73% of sequenced specimens for the week ending April 8. The second most dominant strain was XBB.1.9.1, accounting for 6.5% of sequenced specimens. Public Health continues to monitor new strains, including XBB.1.16. Data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that XBB.1.16 makes up 10.3% of cases in California and surrounding states. In LA County, XBB.1.16 accounted for 2.4% of recently sequenced specimens.
The weekly reported case count for COVID-19 remained relatively stable at 2,533 compared to 2,659 last week.? The 7-day average number of COVID hospitalizations is 266 this week, similar to the 275 reported last week. Reported weekly deaths also remained stable at 51 deaths this week; this is similar to the 54 deaths reported last week.
Among reported deaths this week is one pediatric death. This marks a solemn milestone, the 25th pediatric death in Los Angeles County from COVID-19.
?I offer my deepest condolences to families who have lost a loved one to COVID. My thoughts are with you as you grieve and I wish you peace,? said Dr. Barbara Ferrer, Ph.D., M.P.H., M.Ed., Director of the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health. ?Our data metrics are reassuring and allowing many of us to engage with less risk in the activities we love. In order for us to be able to understand the level of risk, it is important to continue monitoring patterns of transmission and severe illness, along with understanding when and how the virus is mutating. ?This makes it easier for each of us to increase or decrease the common-sense precautions we take to protect ourselves and others in our families, communities and at work. ?For those at higher risk for severe illness, common-sense precautions may always need to be taken and this includes being up to date with the bivalent booster to minimize, even during times of lower transmission, the risk of being hospitalized or dying. ?Each of us can help protect those at higher risk by staying away from others when sick, testing before gathering indoors with those at high risk, practicing good hand hygiene, and helping those at higher risk access needed resources. ?Free vaccines, tests and therapeutics remain available throughout the county.?
Los Angeles County remains in the CDC?s Low COVID-19 Community Level for the 16th consecutive week. This includes a weekly reported case rate of 25 new cases per 100,000 people. The 7-day total for new COVID-19 hospital admissions per 100,000 people is currently 3.1. And the 7-day average of the proportion of staffed inpatient beds occupied by COVID-19 patients is now 1.5%.
As of Tuesday, May 2, there have been a total of 36,247 deaths in Los Angeles County.
Public Health is now reporting COVID data weekly. The following table shows the weekly reported case counts, average number of daily hospitalizations, and weekly reported death counts in Los Angeles County over the past four weeks.?
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*Metric*
*Date of Weekly Report*
*5/3/2023*
*4/26/2023*
*4/19/2023*
*4/12/2023*
Weekly cases reported1
2,533
2,659
3,114
3,023
SARS-CoV-2 wastewater concentration as a percentage of the Winter 2022-2023 peak concentration value2
13%
18%
14%
14%
7-day average number of COVID-positive hospitalizations3
266
275
328
348
7-day average of the percent of Emergency Department (ED) encounters classified as coronavirus-related4
3.0%
2.7%
3.0%
3.2%
Weekly deaths reported1
51
54
44
59
1) Weekly case and death counts represent the number of cases and deaths reported for the week ending each Tuesday. The date a case/death is reported by DPH is not the same as the date of testing or death.
2) Wastewater concentrations reflect the week ending each Saturday, with a one-week lag.?
3) Hospitalization data represents average number of COVID-positive hospitalizations for the week ending each Tuesday. Data for past weeks is subject to change in future reports.
4) Emergency department data represents average number of coronavirus classified encounters for the week ending each Sunday. Data for past weeks is subject to change in future reports.
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For more information:
Cases through 12:00pm 5/1/2023
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*Total Cases*
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*Laboratory Confirmed Cases *
3,738,769
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-- Los Angeles County (excl. LB and Pas)
3,534,674
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-- Long Beach
163,920
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-- Pasadena
40,175
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*Deaths*
36,247
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-- Los Angeles County (excl. LB and Pas)
34,392
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-- Long Beach
1,408
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-- Pasadena
447
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*Age Group (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas)*
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- 0 to 4
111,649
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- 5 to 11
282,785
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- 12 to 17
277,618
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- 18 to 29
758,058
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- 30 to 49
1,133,249
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- 50 to 64
613,357
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- 65 to 79
263,106
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-? over 80
92,459
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-? Under Investigation
2,393
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*Gender (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas)*
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-? Female
1,823,860
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-? Male
1,620,075
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-? Other
1,791
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-? Under Investigation
88,948
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*Race/Ethnicity (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas)*
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-? American Indian/Alaska Native
6,709
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-? Asian
263,109
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-? Black
185,543
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-? Hispanic/Latino
1,511,733
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-? Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
17,689
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-? White
490,612
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-? Other
405,381
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-? Under Investigation
653,898
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*Hospitalization (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas)*
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-? Hospitalized (Ever)
176,926
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*Deaths Race/Ethnicity (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas)*
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-? American Indian/Alaska Native
80
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-? Asian
4,476
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-? Black
3,224
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-? Hispanic/Latino
16,836
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-? Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
118
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-? White
9,148
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-? Other
417
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-? Under Investigation
93
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*CITY / COMMUNITY***
*Cases*
*Case Rate*
City of Agoura Hills
6332
30321
City of Alhambra
25414
29304
City of Arcadia
13648
23631
City of Artesia
5996
35701
City of Avalon
288
7444
City of Azusa
17498
34968
City of Baldwin Park
29637
38605
City of Bell
16982
46741
City of Bell Gardens
17095
39690
City of Bellflower
30745
39551
City of Beverly Hills
11553
33468
City of Bradbury
71
6642
City of Burbank
32790
30593
City of Calabasas
5825
23949
City of Carson
34906
37195
City of Cerritos
13317
26598
City of Claremont
10390
28478
City of Commerce*
5860
44839
City of Compton
40166
40205
City of Covina
20255
41310
City of Cudahy
12200
50109
City of Culver City
11922
29906
City of Diamond Bar
13638
23712
City of Downey
46725
40893
City of Duarte
7499
34062
City of El Monte
42685
36399
City of El Segundo
4066
24223
City of Gardena
21826
35599
City of Glendale
60226
29166
City of Glendora
15007
28442
City of Hawaiian Gardens
5001
34076
City of Hawthorne
29568
33302
City of Hermosa Beach
4728
24037
City of Hidden Hills
382
20212
City of Huntington Park
26292
44200
City of Industry
1013
231808
City of Inglewood
38688
34062
City of Irwindale
882
60452
City of La Canada Flintridge
4532
21901
City of La Habra Heights
213
3905
City of La Mirada
14202
28634
City of La Puente
15974
39251
City of La Verne
9231
27736
City of Lakewood
26990
33586
City of Lancaster*
64132
39693
City of Lawndale
10578
31469
City of Lomita
6099
29423
City of Lynwood*
31174
43269
City of Malibu
2882
22236
City of Manhattan Beach
7436
20656
City of Maywood
12778
45556
City of Monrovia
11847
30534
City of Montebello
25441
39520
City of Monterey Park
17468
28056
City of Norwalk
42989
39944
City of Palmdale
66840
42046
City of Palos Verdes Estates
2264
16743
City of Paramount
22698
40516
City of Pico Rivera
28104
43718
City of Pomona
65550
42038
City of Rancho Palos Verdes
7748
18125
City of Redondo Beach
15565
22657
City of Rolling Hills
298
15361
City of Rolling Hills Estates
1530
18859
City of Rosemead
15209
27478
City of San Dimas*
11111
32191
City of San Fernando
12773
51897
City of San Gabriel
11444
27944
City of San Marino
2402
18091
City of Santa Clarita
73419
33308
City of Santa Fe Springs
7891
42970
City of Santa Monica
26392
28549
City of Sierra Madre
2412
21949
City of Signal Hill
4099
34746
City of South El Monte
8410
40268
City of South Gate
47132
48018
City of South Pasadena
6322
24266
City of Temple City
10740
29461
City of Torrance
34287
22970
City of Vernon
357
170813
City of Walnut
7566
24781
City of West Covina
39524
36517
City of West Hollywood
11282
30532
City of Westlake Village
449
5371
City of Whittier
31329
35832
Los Angeles
1526892
37751
Los Angeles - Adams-Normandie
3210
39137
Los Angeles - Alsace
4509
36231
Los Angeles - Angeles National Forest
0
0
Los Angeles - Angelino Heights
849
33933
Los Angeles - Arleta
16912
49206
Los Angeles - Atwater Village
5081
34645
Los Angeles - Baldwin Hills
10228
32861
Los Angeles - Bel Air
2447
29031
Los Angeles - Beverly Crest
3338
26651
Los Angeles - Beverlywood
4218
32020
Los Angeles - Boyle Heights*
40465
46574
Los Angeles - Brentwood
8421
27204
Los Angeles - Brookside
157
27022
Los Angeles - Cadillac-Corning
2295
32229
Los Angeles - Canoga Park
25313
38771
Los Angeles - Carthay
4400
30634
Los Angeles - Central
17034
43686
Los Angeles - Century City
3758
29378
Los Angeles - Century Palms/Cove
16289
48241
Los Angeles - Chatsworth
12924
34872
Los Angeles - Cheviot Hills
2558
27892
Los Angeles - Chinatown
2918
36380
Los Angeles - Cloverdale/Cochran
5323
36577
Los Angeles - Country Club Park
4913
32423
Los Angeles - Crenshaw District
5334
38571
Los Angeles - Crestview
3958
34817
Los Angeles - Del Rey
8423
28137
Los Angeles - Downtown*
16208
58923
Los Angeles - Eagle Rock
13823
34916
Los Angeles - East Hollywood
9539
32571
Los Angeles - Echo Park
4503
31587
Los Angeles - El Sereno
16939
40516
Los Angeles - Elysian Park
1844
32283
Los Angeles - Elysian Valley
3574
35139
Los Angeles - Encino
15257
33775
Los Angeles - Exposition
1280
38485
Los Angeles - Exposition Park
18267
40668
Los Angeles - Faircrest Heights
1268
35222
Los Angeles - Figueroa Park Square
3797
43539
Los Angeles - Florence-Firestone
22867
48197
Los Angeles - Glassell Park
11006
34825
Los Angeles - Gramercy Place
4167
38712
Los Angeles - Granada Hills
21555
37042
Los Angeles - Green Meadows
10065
46803
Los Angeles - Hancock Park
4752
27889
Los Angeles - Harbor City
9413
32380
Los Angeles - Harbor Gateway
15700
36009
Los Angeles - Harbor Pines
648
26899
Los Angeles - Harvard Heights
6158
34145
Los Angeles - Harvard Park
18023
47510
Los Angeles - Highland Park
17251
35649
Los Angeles - Historic Filipinotown
5509
39719
Los Angeles - Hollywood
21694
31784
Los Angeles - Hollywood Hills
7692
26133
Los Angeles - Hyde Park
11962
41912
Los Angeles - Jefferson Park
3150
39019
Los Angeles - Koreatown
16230
31397
Los Angeles - Lafayette Square
1598
35052
Los Angeles - Lake Balboa
16297
38613
Los Angeles - Lakeview Terrace
6141
46760
Los Angeles - Leimert Park
5793
38024
Los Angeles - Lincoln Heights
12820
39329
Los Angeles - Little Armenia
3058
38106
Los Angeles - Little Bangladesh
8679
30621
Los Angeles - Little Tokyo
1480
47239
Los Angeles - Longwood
1782
41403
Los Angeles - Los Feliz
6424
29730
Los Angeles - Manchester Square
3259
38179
Los Angeles - Mandeville Canyon
900
28809
Los Angeles - Mar Vista
10969
25827
Los Angeles - Marina Peninsula
962
22064
Los Angeles - Melrose
26283
33828
Los Angeles - Mid-city
4493
29894
Los Angeles - Miracle Mile
4936
27445
Los Angeles - Mission Hills
11928
49445
Los Angeles - Mt. Washington
8248
34160
Los Angeles - North Hills
25344
41160
Los Angeles - North Hollywood
59125
39047
Los Angeles - Northridge
25633
36725
Los Angeles - Pacific Palisades
5043
23686
Los Angeles - Pacoima
38904
50538
Los Angeles - Palisades Highlands
926
24077
Los Angeles - Palms
12073
27516
Los Angeles - Panorama City
33578
44622
Los Angeles - Park La Brea
3259
23999
Los Angeles - Pico-Union
16414
39229
Los Angeles - Playa Del Rey
605
18930
Los Angeles - Playa Vista
3429
31324
Los Angeles - Porter Ranch
10565
29687
Los Angeles - Rancho Park
2251
34314
Los Angeles - Regent Square
877
31547
Los Angeles - Reseda
32167
41984
Los Angeles - Reseda Ranch
1797
38762
Los Angeles - Reynier Village
1180
27909
Los Angeles - San Pedro*
26215
33593
Los Angeles - Shadow Hills
1324
29806
Los Angeles - Sherman Oaks
27746
31799
Los Angeles - Silverlake
13298
30166
Los Angeles - South Carthay
3273
30892
Los Angeles - South Park
16891
44496
Los Angeles - St Elmo Village
1876
40925
Los Angeles - Studio City
7061
31466
Los Angeles - Sun Valley
23232
44266
Los Angeles - Sunland
6936
33987
Los Angeles - Sycamore Square
211
32612
Los Angeles - Sylmar*
42247
51272
Los Angeles - Tarzana
10575
34250
Los Angeles - Temple-Beaudry
13537
34287
Los Angeles - Thai Town
2811
28657
Los Angeles - Toluca Lake
2567
29492
Los Angeles - Toluca Terrace
529
40505
Los Angeles - Toluca Woods
475
25565
Los Angeles - Tujunga
9000
32362
Los Angeles - University Hills
935
27267
Los Angeles - University Park
11644
42410
Los Angeles - Valley Glen
11236
37433
Los Angeles - Valley Village
8566
34652
Los Angeles - Van Nuys*
37707
40461
Los Angeles - Venice
9173
27071
Los Angeles - Vermont Knolls
7501
43610
Los Angeles - Vermont Square
3760
49105
Los Angeles - Vermont Vista
18723
45460
Los Angeles - Vernon Central
24736
47571
Los Angeles - Victoria Park
2828
33671
Los Angeles - View Heights
1116
30211
Los Angeles - Watts
19655
46058
Los Angeles - Wellington Square
1845
37538
Los Angeles - West Adams
10972
39710
Los Angeles - West Hills
12960
31964
Los Angeles - West Los Angeles
11636
30917
Los Angeles - West Vernon
24777
46188
Los Angeles - Westchester
13922
26979
Los Angeles - Westlake
20902
35215
Los Angeles - Westwood
16725
30910
Los Angeles - Wholesale District*
22267
61632
Los Angeles - Wilmington
23672
41907
Los Angeles - Wilshire Center
17172
34228
Los Angeles - Winnetka
19986
38593
Los Angeles - Woodland Hills
20624
30305
Unincorporated - Acton
2013
25254
Unincorporated - Agua Dulce
992
23858
Unincorporated - Altadena
11714
26855
Unincorporated - Anaverde
421
27918
Unincorporated - Angeles National Forest
92
7390
Unincorporated - Arcadia
2249
28179
Unincorporated - Athens-Westmont
17561
41376
Unincorporated - Athens Village
2825
57688
Unincorporated - Avocado Heights
2735
40369
Unincorporated - Azusa
6371
40011
Unincorporated - Bassett
6221
41986
Unincorporated - Bouquet Canyon
206
19199
Unincorporated - Bradbury
136
125926
Unincorporated - Canyon Country
3761
48667
Unincorporated - Castaic*
9610
35343
Unincorporated - Cerritos
192
32709
Unincorporated - Charter Oak
10
50000
Unincorporated - Claremont
159
22650
Unincorporated - Covina
6288
37386
Unincorporated - Covina (Charter Oak)
5069
38565
Unincorporated - Del Aire
1221
27794
Unincorporated - Del Rey
147
46226
Unincorporated - Del Sur
705
29193
Unincorporated - Desert View Highlands
957
38387
Unincorporated - Duarte
2007
45325
Unincorporated - East Covina
90
27356
Unincorporated - East La Mirada
1650
31179
Unincorporated - East Lancaster
43
37719
Unincorporated - East Los Angeles
58674
46838
Unincorporated - East Pasadena
432
6747
Unincorporated - East Rancho Dominguez
6342
41429
Unincorporated - East Whittier
1437
27083
Unincorporated - El Camino Village
2767
31475
Unincorporated - El Monte
0
0
Unincorporated - Elizabeth Lake
288
17339
Unincorporated - Florence-Firestone
30422
47016
Unincorporated - Franklin Canyon
2
16667
Unincorporated - Glendora
199
30152
Unincorporated - Hacienda Heights
16601
29684
Unincorporated - Harbor Gateway
4
400000
Unincorporated - Hawthorne
762
30310
Unincorporated - Hi Vista
173
15756
Unincorporated - Kagel/Lopez Canyons
322
22805
Unincorporated - La Crescenta-Montrose
4478
22615
Unincorporated - La Habra Heights
21
3107
Unincorporated - La Rambla
915
44096
Unincorporated - La Verne*
667
32696
Unincorporated - Ladera Heights
2080
29416
Unincorporated - Lake Hughes
203
30389
Unincorporated - Lake Los Angeles
4080
31399
Unincorporated - Lake Manor
461
28058
Unincorporated - Lakewood
28
24561
Unincorporated - Lennox
7662
33990
Unincorporated - Leona Valley
315
17990
Unincorporated - Littlerock
1417
35240
Unincorporated - Littlerock/Juniper Hills
362
27911
Unincorporated - Littlerock/Pearblossom
1326
37153
Unincorporated - Llano
108
12315
Unincorporated - Marina del Rey
2727
28977
Unincorporated - Miracle Mile
0
0
Unincorporated - Monrovia
1129
29090
Unincorporated - Newhall
105
47727
Unincorporated - North Lancaster
514
42905
Unincorporated - North Whittier
3158
37775
Unincorporated - Northeast San Gabriel
5333
22188
Unincorporated - Padua Hills
38
17674
Unincorporated - Palmdale
268
31829
Unincorporated - Palos Verdes Peninsula
126
20290
Unincorporated - Pearblossom/Llano
435
22239
Unincorporated - Pellissier Village
376
60743
Unincorporated - Placerita Canyon
24
5217
Unincorporated - Pomona
126
6502
Unincorporated - Quartz Hill
3921
30381
Unincorporated - Rancho Dominguez
1209
45434
Unincorporated - Roosevelt
281
30183
Unincorporated - Rosewood
515
40047
Unincorporated - Rosewood/East Gardena
550
46102
Unincorporated - Rosewood/West Rancho Dominguez
1347
40077
Unincorporated - Rowland Heights
12485
24470
Unincorporated - San Clemente Island
0
0
Unincorporated - San Francisquito Canyon/Bouquet Canyon
44
5128
Unincorporated - San Jose Hills
7974
39434
Unincorporated - San Pasqual
90
4423
Unincorporated - Sand Canyon
63
20455
Unincorporated - Santa Catalina Island
597
223596
Unincorporated - Santa Monica Mountains*
3964
21288
Unincorporated - Saugus
345
222581
Unincorporated - Saugus/Canyon Country
135
37921
Unincorporated - South Antelope Valley
122
26813
Unincorporated - South El Monte
764
42563
Unincorporated - South San Gabriel
3195
36110
Unincorporated - South Whittier
21716
36669
Unincorporated - Southeast Antelope Valley
252
32266
Unincorporated - Stevenson Ranch
5982
28532
Unincorporated - Sun Village
2145
35537
Unincorporated - Sunrise Village
591
45602
Unincorporated - Twin Lakes/Oat Mountain
438
26417
Unincorporated - Val Verde
1221
36899
Unincorporated - Valencia
934
30404
Unincorporated - Valinda
9669
41372
Unincorporated - View Park/Windsor Hills
3632
31216
Unincorporated - Walnut Park
7459
46206
Unincorporated - West Antelope Valley
188
12442
Unincorporated - West Carson
8307
37612
Unincorporated - West Chatsworth
5
41667
Unincorporated - West LA
895
94013
Unincorporated - West Puente Valley
4261
43325
Unincorporated - West Rancho Dominguez
500
36792
Unincorporated - West Whittier/Los Nietos
10823
40197
Unincorporated - Westfield/Academy Hills
253
19462
Unincorporated - Westhills
199
23719
Unincorporated - White Fence Farms
932
25305
Unincorporated - Whittier
999
26401
Unincorporated - Whittier Narrows
76
633333
Unincorporated - Willowbrook
16738
47942
Unincorporated - Wiseburn
1908
31658
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