As counties across California continue to loosen restrictions on stay-at-home orders, the number of coronavirus cases around the state continues to spike.

The seven-day new case average managed to dip slightly Monday even as 3,075 positive tests were recorded. The average over the last seven-day period now stands at 2,694.43 cases, which is up nearly 1,000 from the 1,872.71 seven-day average exactly one month ago.
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The vast majority of new cases continue to come from Southern California, but cases were also on the rise in Northern California on Monday. The five most populated Bay Area counties each reported at least 30 new cases led by Alameda County, which added 71 cases Monday.