Coronavirus Numbers

Tracking Sonoma County

Local data provided by Sonoma County showing the number of active cases in the county.

Hospitalizations

This data, provided by the County of Sonoma, tracks the number of patients in local hospitals testing positive for COVID-19 and patients in intensive care because of severe COVID-19 symptoms.

Positivity Rates

Data provided by Sonoma County showing the positivity rates in the county.

COVID-19 Cases by Vaccine Status

With the majority of Sonoma County residents vaccinated, the impact of the pandemic is being felt disproportionately by those who haven't been vaccinated. The county shares daily infection data broken down by vaccinated and unvaccinated residents. More cases are currently being reported among vaccinated residents because most people in Sonoma County are now vaccinated – nearly 80%. But a much larger share of the county’s unvaccinated residents are becoming infected with the virus. Unvaccinated residents are two times more likely to be infected, 16.5 times more likely to be hospitalized and 13.2 times more likely to die of COVID-19 related illness.

New COVID-19 Cases

One measure of progress is the number of new cases of COVID-19. Unchecked, infections will increase exponentially in the community with the number of newly diagnosed cases being larger each day. As social distancing and other containment measures begin to show results, the number of new cases will flatten out and eventually decline.

Vaccinating Sonoma County

Coronavirus vaccines are now being distributed in Sonoma County. Vaccines, many of which are administered in two doses, are being given according to the county's distribution plan, with healthcare workers and first responders being inoculated first, followed by vulnerable populations. For more information, see the county's timeline here. Below is a look at the county’s current progress on vaccinations.

These numbers are updated daily from the state tracking system.

Tracking Vaccine Distribution

Sonoma County releases information on vaccine distribution including by location, age, gender and race. These numbers are updated daily

COVID-19 Charts

This chart shows the growth of COVID-19 cases in Sonoma County, starting with the first reported case in early March. Hover your cursor over any part of the graph for more information about that date or grouping.

Worldwide Total Cases