Coronavirus in Ventura County: Latest case count by city

Detected cases of the novel coronavirus in Ventura County climbed to 8,035 as of Aug. 6, with 82 people who have succumbed to the illness. Another 4,456 people have fully recovered, county officials said.

At least 118,900 people in the county have been tested for the coronavirus, according to health officials.

Breakdown of infections by cities and neighborhoods

City or unincorporated area (by zip code)	Confirmed cases
91320 – Thousand Oaks/Newbury Park	265
91360 – Thousand Oaks	293
91361 – Thousand Oaks/Lake Sherwood/Westlake	86
91362 – Thousand Oaks/Westlake	178
91377 – Oak Park	61
93001 – Ventura	337
93003 – Ventura	350
93004 – Ventura	180
93010 – Camarillo	287
93012 – Camarillo/Santa Rosa Valley	126
93015 – Fillmore	356
93021 – Moorpark	334
93022 – Oak View	26
93023 – Ojai	55
93030 – Oxnard	1033
93033 – Oxnard	1325
93035 – Oxnard	213
93036 – Oxnard	519
93040 – Piru	85
93041 – Port Hueneme	221
93060 – Santa Paula	507
93063 – Simi Valley (Santa Susana)	471
93065 – Simi Valley	689
93066 – Somis	38
Total	8,035

Additional data can be found on the county’s website, such as the distribution of cases across age groups, how many cases are the result of local spread and number of hospitalizations.

Ventura County residents who are showing COVID-19 symptoms and are interested in being tested were advised to contact their doctors first.

“Your doctor will do a risk assessment by phone and let you know whether or not testing is recommended,” Ventura County spokeswoman Ashley Bautista said. “If your doctor recommends testing they will let you know where to go to get tested. There are many drive by locations available once your doctor orders a test.”

Those who do not have primary doctors were urged to visit www.vcemergency.com/clinics for information on clinics and urgent care centers.

County officials are posting updates on the situation online.