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Over 100 New COVID-19 Cases Confirmed In Santa Clarita Valley Sunday

Over 100 new cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed within the Santa Clarita Valley as of Sunday afternoon.

As of Sunday afternoon, a total of 2,175 cumulative cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in the Santa Clarita Valley since testing began in March. These include:

  • 835 in the City of Santa Clarita*
  • 36 in the unincorporated areas of Canyon Country
  • 1226 in Castaic*
  • Four in the unincorporated areas of Saugus
  • 36 in Stevenson Ranch
  • Nine in the unincorporated areas of Valencia
  • 28 in the unincorporated areas of Val Verde
  • One in the unincorporated areas of Newhall
  • One in the unincorporated areas of Bouquet Canyon
  • *As of Friday, June 5, officials had recorded 1,299 cumulative cases among prisoners at the North County Correctional Facility, and 154 at the Peter J. Pitchess Detention Center. Those cases are counted in both the Santa Clarita and Castaic totals.

Additionally, 10 cases have been confirmed in nearby Agua Dulce, as well as 13 in Acton.

The Department of Public Health redistributed cases among several areas of Santa Clarita on Wednesday, causing a reduction in reported cases in Canyon Country and Stevenson Ranch

As of Wednesday, Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital has conducted 1,824 COVID-19 tests, with 227 positive, 1,810 negative and 17 pending, according to a hospital spokesperson.

Some patients are tested multiple times, creating a discrepancy in the numbers, according to hospital officials.

While eight patients are currently being treated a total of 84 total patients have recovered and been released since the pandemic began earlier this year.

Public health officials are not releasing recovery numbers by city, according to the department.

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Over 100 New COVID-19 Cases Confirmed In Santa Clarita Valley Sunday

15 comments

  1. Are the new from within the general public or Pitches?

  2. Out of the hundred new cases;how many were from the Pitches Detention Center?

    • 0 were if you look at yesterday numbers and today’s numbers. Pitches is the exact same number yesterday they hs 1299 and 154. So all 100 are in those other areas

  3. Shocker. Great job people !
    Just had to protest the lock down without masks. Maybe now you realize that protesting the lock down without masks, is going to lock you down even more.

    And I don’t even want to know the numbers in the next couple of weeks after the BLM protests.

  4. Thank God the number of cases in Stevenson Ranch are going down

  5. LOL!! That is a very unselfish post!!

  6. The correctional facility and Detention Center really should be separated at this point. Even if they are included in overall numbers, have a separate category for inmates. The majority of the 100(95) comes from Castaic, which I’m assuming are all inmates. Even if staff will get it, those totals will be in community numbers. We’ve had 100+ numbers for the past week, very few outside of the prison.. I just think we need to understand the risk in our community at this time, so we can make informed choices.

  7. Protesting because a man was murder, yet people protest without distancing and mask, isnt that attempted murder?

  8. Acton not Action I believe.

  9. This is now so over-blown. We need to be careful and protect the most vulnerable but the rest need to go on living their lives. I would like to know how mild these cases are that are in Santa Clarita? I’ve heard that they are getting more mild as the virus mutates. This was from Dr. Marc Siegel.

    • Mild for one person can be disastrous or deadly to another! I guess that’s okay if you don’t give a crap about your parents and/or grandparents who you might come in contact with! That’s such a self-centered attitude and is so selfish! Well, as long as it’s just YOUR family, I guess it doesn’t matter! ?

  10. Again, KHTS won’t let me post.
    Perhaps because the double standard is so apparent at this point. Go no further than than the obese Saugus School Board member who spews toxic matter at anyone who protested Covid because it spread the “virus.”
    Now that tub is all over the news at these “protests” but doesn’t seem to have an issue there. And he was elected….shame on all of you who voted for him.

  11. Grammar police. Why do you use digits for some numbers and spell the number for others?

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About David Melnarik

David Melnarik was born and raised in Santa Clarita, graduating from Hart Senior High School in 2014. David is currently a Video and News intern at KHTS with plans to complete his Associates Degree of Arts in filmmaking at College of the Canyons in Spring 2019.