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MAP: See Which Bay Area Nursing Homes and Long-term Care Facilities Have Had Coronavirus Outbreaks

In the Bay Area alone, 97 skilled nursing facilities and 18 residential care homes for the elderly have reported outbreaks of COVID-19 through the month of May. See which ones in an interactive map.

CHARTS: The Bay Area Is Opening Up Again. To See How It's Going, Here's COVID-19 Data for Each County

As more and more facets of daily living return to the Bay Area, policymakers will be looking closely at a suite of metrics to determine whether the rate of coronavirus transmission remains flat. You can track deaths, hospitalizations and cases for each county here.

Coronavirus: What's Reopening in Each Bay Area County

Bay Area counties are opening up businesses and allowing activities to resume after months of inactivity due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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California to Allow Schools, Gyms, Pro Sports to Reopen
California will allow schools, day camps, bars, gyms, campgrounds and professional sports to begin reopening with modifications starting next Friday.
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