LA County remains in the federal government’s “medium” transmission range. Masks are still required indoors at health-care and congregate-care facilities, for anyone exposed to th…
Los Angeles County logged nearly 5,200 new COVID-19 infections during a three-day period ending Monday, Jan. 9, along with 61 more virus-related deaths.
The 5,182 new COVID cases reported by the county lifted the overall total from throughout the pandemic to 3,652,052. Updated hospitalization figures were not immediately available. As of Saturday, there were 1,202 virus-positive patients in county hospitals, with 139 of them being treated in intensive care units.
County health officials pointed to the rise of a new virus strain known as XBB.1.5, which is believed to be responsible for 40% of new cases nationally and 9% in California. The rising trend is expected to be reflected soon among Los Angeles County cases, officials said.
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