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Stay at home order to be extended
President Trump announced the stay at home order amid the coronavirus pandemic is extended through April. Local Bay Area jurisdictions are also working to coordinate extension of their own orders until May.
At least three other people have died from novel coronavirus and six new cases were reported in Marin County as of Monday afternoon, county health officials said.
The county posted its latest update at 5:30 p.m. showing 99 people in the region have COVID-19, and that four people have died since the pandemic started.
Per laboratory results, people in the county between 50-64 years of age have 36 COVID-19 cases, 27 people older than 65 years old have the illness, 21 people from 35-49 have it, 11 people from 19-34 tested positive and four people from 0-18 are infected.
Proportionally, men account for 60 percent of the county's novel coronavirus cases and women 40 percent.