Tracking COVID-19 in California

Last updated November 23, 2022 at 3:30 PM

California is tracking data to understand the spread of COVID-19.

On this page you’ll find:

Update for November 23, 2022

Vaccines Administered
85,311,644 total
63,686 daily avg.
72.4% of population vaccinated
(with primary series)
Past 8 weeks
Cases
10,611,075 total
4,264 daily avg.
10.6 new cases (per 100K)
 
Past 8 weeks
Deaths
96,701 total
12 daily avg.
0.03 new deaths (per 100K)
 
Past 8 weeks
Tests
 
7.6% test positivity
Past 8 weeks

Updated November 23, 2022 at 3:26 PM, with data from November 22, 2022. Data is updated weekly.

Vaccines administered source data and cases, deaths, and tests source data

Data notes
  • The percentage of population vaccinated includes people who have completed their primary series and people who are vaccinated and boosted divided by the population eligible for vaccination.
  • The percentage of population vaccinated will be consistently updated due to ongoing statewide vaccine record reconciliation efforts. This percentage may differ from data reported by local health jurisdictions and federal entities.
  • All daily averages are 7-day averages.
  • Vaccines administered have a 7-day lag.
  • Cases have an 8-day lag.
  • Deaths have a 22-day lag due to delays in reporting.
  • Tests have a 1-day lag.
  • Case and death data from Los Angeles and San Diego counties have an additional 1-day lag.
  • Testing data from Los Angeles county have a 1-day lag.
  • The population denominators used for the per 100K rates come from the California Department of Finance’s population projections for 2020.
  • Test positivity is based on a 7-day average with no lag. Data is provided by the California Department of Public Health.

Unvaccinated and vaccinated data

COVID-19 vaccines save lives. Vaccines are safe and effective for everyone aged 6 months and older. Getting vaccinated is the most powerful tool against hospitalization, serious illness, and death.
  • COVID-19 deaths over the last four months
  • During {RATE_MONTH}, unvaccinated people were {RATE_RATIO} times more likely to die from COVID-19 than people who were vaccinated with at least a primary series.
  • Weekly deaths per million
  • Deaths per million (7-day running average)
  • Vaccinated
  • Unvaccinated
  • Data pending
  • All time
  • 1 year
  • 6 months
  • 90 days
  • Week ending: {WEEKDATE}
    Unvaccinated deaths per million: {UCOUNT}
    Vaccinated deaths per million: {VCOUNT}

Unvaccinated and vaccinated cases, hospitalizations, and death source data. Data is updated on the first week of every month.

Chart information
  • A vaccinated case, hospitalization, or death is one that occurs in a person who received at least two doses of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines or one dose of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine at least 2 weeks before they tested positive for COVID-19.
  • An unvaccinated case, hospitalization, or death is one that occurs in a person who has not received a COVID-19 vaccine.
  • This chart uses data from people 5 and older.
  • There is a data lag for these charts. Matching of COVID-19 cases (including hospitalizations and deaths) and vaccination status happens weekly, contributing to some lag. This compounds with natural reporting lags for cases and hospitalizations, which is larger for deaths.
  • We update these charts on the first Friday of each month. When we publish these charts, there will be a one month lag.
  • We exclude some recent, incomplete data to accurately reflect trends in the data.
  • The California Department of Public Health has more information about vaccinated cases, hospitalizations, and deaths.
  • Calculating rates by vaccination and booster status is affected by several factors that make interpretation of recent trends especially difficult. Factors including immunity from prior infection, waning protection related to the amount of time since vaccination, and differences in prevention and testing behaviors by age and vaccination status, have a growing impact on data over time. Despite these limitations, data continue to show that COVID-19 vaccination significantly reduces risk of infection and severe disease. CDPH continues to evaluate ways to present this information in a way that better accounts for these limitations.

Vaccines administered data

We’re tracking the progress of vaccinating Californians across the state.

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County and statewide data

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Cases and deaths

California has 10,611,075 confirmed cases of COVID-19, resulting in 96,701 confirmed deaths.

  • Cases in California
  • Cases in {REGION} County
  • {total_cases} {total_cases_type} cases
  • {avg_cases} average cases per day
  • {cases_per_100k_7_days} cases per 100K (7-day average)
  • Confirmed
  • Probable
  • Total
  • All time
  • 6 months
  • 90 days
  • Date: {DATE}
    7-day average case rate per 100K: {7DAY_AVERAGE}
    Cases: {CASES}
  • Date: {DATE}
    7-day average case rate per 100K: {7DAY_AVERAGE}
    Confirmed Cases: {CONFIRMED_CASES}
    Probable Cases: {PROBABLE_CASES}
    Total: {COMBINED_CASES}
  • 7-day average
  • Cases per 100K
  • Cases
  • Episode date
  • Pending
  • Data incomplete for recent dates
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  • Deaths in California
  • Deaths in {REGION} County
  • {total_confirmed_deaths} total confirmed deaths
  • {avg_deaths} average deaths per day
  • {deaths_per_100k_7_days} deaths per 100K (7-day average)
  • Confirmed
  • All time
  • 6 months
  • 90 days
  • Date: {DATE}
    7-day average death rate per 100K: {7DAY_AVERAGE}
    Deaths: {DEATHS}
  • 7-day average
  • Deaths per 100K
  • Deaths
  • Death date
  • Pending
  • Data incomplete for recent dates

Cases and deaths source data. Data is updated weekly.

Chart information
  • Cases includes people in state and federal prisons, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities, US Marshal detention facilities, and Department of State Hospitals facilities.
  • Confirmed cases refer to individuals with a positive test result using a molecular or PCR test. Probable cases refer to individuals with a positive test result using an antigen or rapid test.
  • The population denominators in these charts come from the California Department of Finance’s population projections for 2020.

Testing for COVID-19

The number of COVID-19 diagnostic test results in California reached a total of 190,312,970, an increase of 579,492 tests from the prior day total. The rate of positive tests over the last 7 days is 7.6%.

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  • Total tests in California
  • Total tests in {REGION} County
  • {total_tests_performed} total tests performed
  • {avg_total_tests_7_days} average tests per day
  • {avg_tests_per_100k_7_days} tests per 100k (7-day average)
  • All time
  • 6 months
  • 90 days
  • Date: {DATE}
    7-day average test rate per 100K: {7DAY_AVERAGE}
    Total Tests: {TOTAL_TESTS}
  • 7-day average
  • Tests per 100K
  • Tests
  • Testing date
  • Pending
  • Data incomplete for recent dates
>
  • Positivity rate in California
  • Positivity rate in {REGION} County
  • {test_positivity_7_days} test positivity (7-day rate)
  • {test_positivity_7_days_delta_7_days} increase from 7-days prior
  • {test_positivity_7_days_delta_7_days} decrease from 7-days prior
  • All time
  • 6 months
  • 90 days
  • Testing Date: {DATE}
    7-day positivity rate: {7DAY_POSRATE}
    Positivity rate: {POSRATE}
  • Positivity rate
  • Tests
  • Testing date
  • Pending
  • 7-day rate
  • Data incomplete for recent dates

Total tests and positivity rate source data. Data is updated weekly.

Chart information
  • Testing date is the date the test was administered.
  • Positivity rate is calculated as the number of positive molecular tests divided by the total molecular tests performed. Positivity rate includes people in state and federal prisons, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities, US Marshal detention facilities, and Department of State Hospitals facilities.
  • Testing data from Los Angeles county has a 1-day lag.
  • Positivity rate was previously reported as a 14-day average.
  • The population denominators in these charts come from the California Department of Finance’s population projections for 2020.

Hospitalizations

The number of hospitalizations due to confirmed COVID-19 cases in California reached a total of 2,676, an increase of 78 from the prior day total. The number of ICU patients due to confirmed COVID-19 cases in California reached a total of 346, an increase of 16 from the prior day total.

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  • COVID-19 hospitalized patients in California
  • COVID-19 hospitalized patients in {REGION} County
  • COVID-19 ICU patients in California
  • COVID-19 ICU patients in {REGION} County
  • {TOTAL} COVID-19 hospitalized patients
  • {CHANGE} more patients hospitalized from prior day total ({CHANGE_FACTOR} increase)
  • {CHANGE} fewer patients hospitalized from prior day total ({CHANGE_FACTOR} decrease)
  • {TOTAL} COVID-19 ICU patients
  • {CHANGE} more ICU patients from prior day total ({CHANGE_FACTOR} increase)
  • {CHANGE} fewer ICU patients from prior day total ({CHANGE_FACTOR} decrease)
  • Hospitalized
  • ICU
  • All time
  • 6 months
  • 90 days
  • Reported date
  • 14-day average
  • Reported Date: {DATE}
    Total hospitalized patients: {TOTAL_HOSPITALIZED}
    14-day average of hospitalized patients: {14DAY_AVERAGE}
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  • ICU beds in California
  • ICU beds in {REGION} County
  • {TOTAL} ICU beds available
  • {CHANGE} more ICU beds available from prior day total ({CHANGE_FACTOR} increase)
  • {CHANGE} fewer ICU beds available from prior day total ({CHANGE_FACTOR} decrease)
  • Reported date
  • On {DATE} there was a total of {VALUE} available ICU beds.
  • All time
  • 6 months
  • 90 days

COVID-19 hospitalized patients and ICU source data. Data is updated weekly.

Chart information
  • Suspected COVID-19 patient data is available in the hospitalized patients and ICU source data.
  • More details about hospitalized and ICU patients, including patients suspected of having COVID-19, are available in the hospitalization dashboard.

Cases and deaths by ethnicity, gender, and age

The distribution of confirmed COVID-19 cases reveals significant disparities within California’s overall racial and ethnic demographics, with Latino and Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander groups having a disproportionate number of cases relative to their population in the state. Additional COVID-19 race and ethnicity data is available.

  • Confirmed cases by race and ethnicity in California
  • % of confirmed cases
  • % of state population
  • {category} people account for {metric-value} of confirmed cases and {metric-baseline-value} of the total California population.
  • Updated {PUBLISHED_DATE} with data from {MINUS_ONE_DATE}. Note: Data is updated weekly. Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding. “Other” race and ethnicity means those who do not fall under any listed race or ethnicity.
  • Confirmed deaths by race and ethnicity in California
  • % of confirmed deaths
  • % of state population
  • {category} people account for {metric-value} of confirmed deaths and {metric-baseline-value} of the total California population.

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