As of June 26, Anaheim is at a running total of 2,289 past, active and recovered cases of Covid-19, the condition caused by coronavirus, since reporting by city began in March.

Today's data comes amid a new website release from Orange County Health Care Agency that takes a deeper dive into data reported by city.

Among other data points, the site reports city cases and deaths by ZIP code, information we've never had before today.

We're hopeful that this new data reporting methodology will give us a clearer picture of how the virus is impacting our community and will more accurately reflect daily case counts.

For more on the data from the new site, see the "Anaheim Cases by ZIP Codes" section.

Today OC Health reported 449 new cases in the county, for a running total of 11,960.

Total tests processed by the county is at a revised 207,720, a number that has more than tripled since May 1.

As the virus continues to spread in our community and countywide testing continues to expand, Anaheim and other cities are seeing more new cases.

On May 26, the Orange County Health Care Agency began releasing an estimated number of Covid-19 patients who have recovered countywide.

That number is conservatively estimated at 6,763. This recovery estimate increased significantly with the release of the new county website. 

It's unclear whether the formula to calculate the estimate has changed. The website disclaimer says the number is a "point in time count."

Previously, the estimate is calculated by taking the difference between the prior 28-day cumulative case count and current number of deaths.  

We'll work to better understand this number and provide updates when we get them.

We still do not have an estimate or actual count of those who have recovered in Anaheim.

But we know the vast majority of those infected thankfully go on to recover.

We now have specifics on deaths recorded for Anaheim. As of June 26, there have been 82 deaths among Anaheim residents from complications of Covid-19.

Fifty-five of those deaths have been at skilled nursing facilities in our city and were older patients with advanced medical conditions.

Our hearts go out to all the families that have lost a loved one.

According to county data, 345 of Anaheim's cases are from skilled nursing facilities, which number more than 30 in Anaheim.

While every death is tragic, Anaheim follows all of Orange County with a relatively low death rate.

Cumulative cases in Anaheim also represent a small fraction, 0.6 percent, of Anaheim's 360,000 residents.

Among cities, Santa Ana has the most cases at 2,515, followed by Anaheim at 2,289, Garden Grove at 691 and Huntington Beach at 537.

Anaheim is the largest in Orange County by population, and also has a large number of skilled nursing facilities, so we would expect to have a higher number of cases compared to other cities in the county.

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Anaheim has seen 2,289 coronavirus cases across the city since tracking began in March, with the most in the west and central part of the city.

That's according to data broken down by Anaheim's seven ZIP codes and provided by the county of Orange on June 26.

It is the first time the Orange County Health Care Agency has officially released cases and deaths by ZIP code in our city.

The data shows cases by where a patient lives and not necessarily where they contracted Covid-19, the condition caused by coronavirus.

The ZIP codes with the most cases are Anaheim's most densely populated areas.

Fifteen percent, or 345 of Anaheim's cases, are from skilled nursing facilities in our city.

In some parts of the city, nursing facilities make up 30 percent or more of cases.

Sadly, Anaheim has seen 82 deaths from Covid-19.

Two-thirds, or 55 deaths, have been at skilled nursing facilities.

Here is a summary of data by ZIP code:

92804: southwest Anaheim

Roughly Knott Avenue to the west to Euclid Street, and from Lincoln Avenue to the north to Ball Road to the south. It is the most populous ZIP code in Anaheim and has the most cases. It is also home to the most skilled nursing facilities along and near Beach Boulevard.

• Population: 92,854
• Total Cases: 607
• Nursing facility cases: 204, or 34%
• Total cases as percentage of population: 0.6%
• Cases as percentage of population, minus nursing facilities: 0.3%
• Total Anaheim cases as a percentage of population: 0.6%
• 92804 deaths: 29; 26 from nursing facilities

Roughly Santa Ana (I-5) Freeway to the west to State College Boulevard, and from the Riverside (91) Freeway to the north to Orangewood Avenue to the south. The ZIP code has the second highest population and the second highest number of cases.

• Population: 75,069
• Total cases: 581
• Nursing facility cases: 64, or 11%
• Total cases as percentage of population: 0.7%
• Cases as percentage of population, minus nursing facilities: 0.6%
• Total Anaheim cases as a percentage of population: 0.6%
• 92805 deaths: 18; 11 from nursing facilities

Roughly Western Avenue to the west to East Street, Lincoln Avenue to the south to the Riverside (91) Freeway to the north. The ZIP code is home to third highest population and third most number of cases.

• Population: 63,483
• Total cases: 389
• Nursing facility cases: 11, or 3%
• Total cases as percentage of population: 0.6%
• Cases as percentage of population, minus nursing facilities: 0.5%
• Total Anaheim cases as a percentage of population: 0.6%
• 92801 deaths: nine; three from nursing facilities

Roughly Euclid Street to the west to the Santa Ana (I-5) Freeway, and from Lincoln Avenue to the north to Orangewood Avenue to the south. The ZIP code has the fourth largest number of people and cases.

• Population: 44,456
• Total cases: 250
• Nursing facility cases: 66, or 26%
• Total cases as percentage of population: 0.5%
• Cases as percentage of population, minus nursing facilities: 0.4%
• Total Anaheim cases as a percentage of population: 0.6%
• 92802 deaths: 17; 15 from nursing facilities

Roughly State College Boulevard to the west to Tustin Avenue to the east, and from Orangethrope Avenue to the north to the Santa Ana River to the south. The ZIP code has the fifth largest number of people and cases.

92807: Anaheim Canyon, part of east Anaheim

Roughly Tustin Avenue to the west to Fairmont Boulevard, Orangethrope Avenue to the north to Serrano Avenue. The area has the sixth most people and number of cases.

• Population: 37,119
• Total cases: 69
• Nursing facility cases: none
• Total cases as percentage of population: 0.2%
• Total Anaheim cases as a percentage of population: 0.6%
• 92807 deaths: two

Anaheim's sports and entertainment venues, theme parks and convention center temporarily closed in March and are in various stages of reopening or preparing for reopening when the time is right.

Sports without fans are cleared to operate, and Angels Baseball has begun training at Angel Stadium of Anaheim in preparation for a 60-game season proposed by Major League Baseball and set to start around July 24.

You can read more here.

The National Hockey League plans a playoff and Stanley Cup championship with a start date still to be determined. But the Anaheim Ducks won't qualify for the tournament.

You can read more here.

The Disneyland Resort previously announced a tentative reopening date of July 17 for its theme parks.

On June 24, Disneyland Resort said the reopening of Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park will be pushed back as the company awaits theme park reopening guidance from the state of California.

That is not expected until after July 4, and the parks will need more time to bring back staff and restart operations.

Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa and Disney's Paradise Pier Hotel were set to reopen on July 23 and are also being pushed back.

We await further updates and will share them here.

The shops and restaurants of Downtown Disney District will reopen as previously scheduled on July 9.

You can read more here.

The state has not yet released guidelines or cleared concert venues to reopen at this point. Honda Center and City National Grove of Anaheim await further guidance before moving forward with reopening.

City National Grove has begun holding some outdoor events.

Anaheim Packing House reopened for limited dine-in service, in line with state guidelines, in late May.

The Anaheim Convention Center is preparing to resume events once it is safe to do so.

We expect the convention center to reopen in phases this year and in 2021, in accordance with state guidance.