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Public Health Confirms 19 New Cases as Local ICU Capacity Dips to 10.7%

Humboldt County Public Health reported 19 new COVID-19 cases today, making 70 so far this week, and three new hospitalizations and a further dip in local available intensive care unit capacity. According to the county’s dashboard, 12 local residents are currently hospitalized with COVID-19, including three under intensive care, as local available ICU bed capacity […]

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New COVID-19 Variant Discovered in Deadly Granada Skilled Nursing Outbreak

Public Health reported this morning that a “never-before-seen COVID-19 variant” has been identified in Humboldt County, though “evidence suggests” it was limited to a single outbreak with no indication of broader spread. The variant was found in 16 COVID-19 positive samples from Humboldt County, all of them linked back to the outbreak at Granada Rehabilitation […]

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Public Health Confirms 12 New COVID-19 Cases, Reports Dip in Available ICU Capacity

Humboldt County Public Health reported this afternoon that it has confirmed a dozen new COVID-19 cases, which after yesterday’s zero, makes 51 this week. Public Health also reported another hospitalization and a dip in available local intensive care unit capacity. With today’s results, the county’s case tally stands at 3,036 roughly a year after the […]

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Public Health Reports 39 New COVID Cases Since Thursday, Uptick in Available ICU Capacity

Humboldt County Public Health reported today that 39 new COVID-19 cases have been confirmed locally since Thursday, with one new hospitalization, as well. But today’s press release also reported that 23 previously reported positive cases have been removed from the county’s cumulative case tally, either because they were false positives, unconfirmed or the patient was […]

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Humboldt Opens Vaccine Appointments to Those 70+, Teachers

Humboldt County Public Health announced this afternoon that it broadening the pool of those eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccines to include those 70 and older, as well as K-12 teachers, early childhood educators and support staff. The changes take effect immediately, though appointments remain limited by vaccine supply. “Individuals from the above categories will be […]

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