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Fresno County confirmed a second case of COVID-19 Saturday evening. Both cases identified so far have been travel-related. In a press conference Sunday, a county health official said the department is also monitoring up to 70 individuals, to track symptoms. While the risk of community transmission is still low, the best defense is to practice good hygiene: wash hands, avoid large crowds, and stay home if you’re sick. So far, those most at risk of developing severe symptoms include immunocompromised populations and the elderly. Others who present symptoms should notify the County and stay home. If they need assistance, the county advises calling their healthcare provider before coming to an emergency room or clinic. Fresno County’s Board of Supervisors also announced a local aand public health emergency so that officials can request additional resources from the state and federal government to help respond to COVID-19 concerns. Closures continue to happen all over the Valley. The City
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