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        Greater Pasadena COVID-19 Cases in Charts: Week of Jan. 3 – 10

        • News Desk
          • January 10, 2021
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      The latest charts on the spread of COVID-19 in our communities for the week of January 3 – 10, 2021.

      By ColoradoBoulevard.net Team

      How are we flattening the curve? How did our communities do this past week?
      (Click individual charts to enlarge).

      – New Cases

      Chart of new covid-19 cases

      Click to enlarge (©ColoradoBoulevard.net)

      > L.A. County Total Cases:
      This Week: 906,171 Confirmed Cases (99,961 new), 12,084 deaths (1402 additional).
      Last Week: 806,210 Confirmed Cases, 10,682 deaths.

      L.A. County Total Tests:
      This Week: 4,923,397
      Last Week: 4,766,878

      – Total Confirmed Cases

      Chart of total covid-19 cases

      Click to enlarge (©ColoradoBoulevard.net)

      > Pasadena:

      This Week: 8250 confirmed Cases (1299 new), 173 deaths (6 additional).
      Last Week: 6,951 Confirmed Cases, and 167 Deaths.
      Decedents:
      This week – Male: 88, Female: 85
      Last Week – Male: 85, Female: 82
      Deaths Age Group:
      18-40: 2
      41-64: 20
      65+: 151
      – Click for Pasadena’s COVID-19 Dashboard.

      – Total Deaths

      Chart of total covid-19 deaths

      Click to enlarge (©ColoradoBoulevard.net)

      The following local cities and towns are in alphabetical order:

      > Alhambra:
      This week: 4924 Confirmed Cases (589 new), 76 deaths (18 additional).
      Last Week: 4335 Confirmed Cases, and 58 deaths.

      > Altadena*:
      This Week: 2391 Confirmed Cases (257 new), 38 deaths (8 additional).
      Last Week: 2134 Confirmed Cases, and 30 deaths.

      > Angeles National Forest (Inc. and Unincorporated):
      This Week: 24 Confirmed cases (1 new), 0 death.
      Last Week: 23 Confirmed cases, 0 death.

      > Arcadia:
      This Week: 1921 Confirmed Cases (261 new), 60 deaths (8 additional).
      Last Week: 1698 Confirmed Cases, 52 deaths.

      > Arcadia (Unincorporated):
      This Week: 417 Confirmed Cases (65 new), 8 deaths (3 additional).
      Last Week: 352 Confirmed Cases, 5 deaths.

      > Burbank:
      This Week: 6079 Confirmed Cases (649 new), 138 deaths (adjusted).
      Last Week: 5430 Confirmed Cases, 148 deaths.

      > Eagle Rock:
      This Week: 2729 Confirmed Cases (312 new), 59 deaths (12 additional).
      Last Week: 2417 Confirmed Cases, 47 deaths.

      > El Sereno*:
      This Week: 4706 Confirmed Cases (531 new), 64 deaths (5 additional).
      Last Week: 4175 Confirmed Cases, 59 deaths.

      > East Pasadena (Unincorporated):
      This Week: 163 Confirmed Cases (9 new), 4 Deaths (2 additional).
      Last Week: 154 Confirmed Cases, 2 Deaths.

      > Glendale*:
      This Week: 13,208 Confirmed Cases (1484 new), 317 deaths (43 additional).
      Last Week: 11,724 Confirmed Cases, 274 deaths.
      – Click for Glendale’s COVID-19 Dashboard.

      > Highland Park:
      This Week: 4349 Confirmed Cases (514 new), 42 deaths (8 additional).
      Last Week: 3835 Confirmed Cases, 34 deaths.

      > La Canada Flintridge*:
      This Week: 552 Confirmed Cases (77 new), 10 deaths (3 additional).
      Last Week: 475 Confirmed Cases, 7 deaths.

      > La Crescenta-Montrose (Unincorporated):
      This Week: 732 Confirmed Cases (104 new), 5 deaths.
      Last Week: 628 Confirmed Cases, 5 deaths.

      > Monrovia:
      This Week: 2263 Confirmed Cases (220 new), 46 deaths (3 additional).
      Last Week: 2043 Confirmed Cases, 43 deaths.

      > Monrovia (Unincorporated):
      This Week: 267 Confirmed Cases (28 new), 1 death.
      Last Week: 239 Confirmed Cases, 1 death.

      > Monterey Park*:
      This Week: 3425 Confirmed Cases (356 new), 102 deaths (15 additional).
      Last Week: 3069 Confirmed Cases, 87 deaths.

      > San Gabriel*:
      This Week: 2248 Confirmed Cases (255 new), 128 deaths (11 additional).
      Last Week: 1993 Confirmed Cases, 117 deaths.

      > San Gabriel (Northeast – Unincorporated):
      This Week: 1183 Confirmed Cases (113 new), 26 deaths (3 additional).
      Last Week: 1072 Confirmed Cases, 23 deaths.

      > San Gabriel (South – Unincorporated):
      This Week: 656 Confirmed Cases (57 new), 31 deaths (1 additional).
      Last Week: 599 Confirmed Cases, 30 deaths.

      > San Marino:
      This Week: 275 Confirmed cases (25 new), 11 deaths (4 additional).
      Last Week: 250 Confirmed cases, 7 deaths.

      > Sierra Madre:
      This Week: 347 Confirmed cases (41 new), 7 deaths (1 additional).
      Last Week: 306 Confirmed Cases, 6 deaths.

      > South Pasadena*:
      This Week: 963 Confirmed Cases (85 new), 31 deaths (1 additional).
      Last Week: 878 Confirmed Cases, 30 deaths.

      > Temple City*:
      This Week: 1743 Confirmed Cases (169 new), 73 deaths (3 additional).
      Last Week: 1551 Confirmed Cases, 70 deaths.

      > Tujunga:
      This Week: 1909 Confirmed Cases (235 new), 31 deaths (9 additional).
      Last Week: 1674 Confirmed Cases, 22 deaths.

      > Total Recovery in California:
      This Week: 1,121,748
      Last Week: 983,043

      Note: Numbers above are subject to change based on further investigation.

      *Case numbers include cases for Correctional Facility Outbreaks located in the City/Community. Due to reporting delays, numbers may not align with outbreak investigation counts shown for Correctional Facilities on the list of Los Angeles Residential Congregate Settings with One of More Positive COVID-19 Cases.

      **Note: The above numbers are subject to change based on further investigation.

      > Check L.A. County Daily COVID-19 Data here.

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      Comments

      1. Judy Preminger says:
        January 11, 2021 at 12:20 pm

        It would be very useful if reports of Covid-19 cases among employees at specific commercial locations such as grocery stores, pharmacies, department stores and other locations open to the public.
        Los Angeles County Dept. of Health publishes this information regularly, and Pasadena should do the same, so the public can avoid locations where there is known to be active cases of Covid-19.

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      2. Robert Burnham says:
        January 10, 2021 at 9:05 pm

        Please do NOT give totals for each community. This is meaningless and useless.

        ALWAYS give Per Capita numbers which show how the different communities compare.

        Reply
        • Jason Pate says:
          January 11, 2021 at 8:23 am

          Meaningless and useless is a bit harsh. Per Capita stats would be very helpful in several ways including forecasting patterns, behaviors, demographics, social economics and rates of contagion but it may also give a false sense safety. Since it is plausible that there is plenty of cross community contagion where you live may have nothing to do with where you were infected. Hence knowing totals is a valid statistic in any Covid data portfolio.

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