California Gov. Gavin Newsom took to the platform Monday morning following a staggering end of the week for the express that saw the untouched high number of around 22,000 cases developing to more than 30,000 by Sunday. On Monday, the number was 24,735. "Directly in the course of recent days, we've arrived at the midpoint of around 25,000 new cases a day," the lead representative said today.
Throughout the end of the week, Newsom's Regional Stay-at-Home order went into impact on Saturday at 12:59 p.m. PT. The setting off measurement for the request was the point at which an area of the state has under 15% of its ICU beds left.
Those measurements were met over the weekend for Southern California and the San Joaquin Valley. The areas were then given 24 hours to make changes. Starting late Sunday, Southern California was just about 10% of ICU accessibility, and the San Joaquin Valley plunging to a shockingly low 6.3% (see graph). The Bay Area, while not underneath the 15% edge, chosen to stick to the request at any rate.



