Onondaga County now has new guidance on when to release those who’ve recovered after a positive COVID-19 diagnosis.  The county now has 194 confirmed cases; 20 are in the hospital and seven are critical.  There have also been five recoveries.  Many of the early cases are recovering to the point where they could be ready to come out of isolation.  Health Commissioner Dr. Indu Gupta says there are three criteria from the CDC:

Governor Andrew Cuomo issued an executive order Saturday moving the presidential primary from April 28th to June 23rd, in the wake of health concerns from the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic. The move aligns the voting for presidential nominees to the same date voters would be choosing congressional and legislature nominees in the various parties.

Onondaga County added 23 Coronavirus cases on Saturday over Friday's numbers.  County Executive Ryan McMahon acknowledged that everyone's patience has been tested by having to social distance for this extended period.  However, he advised that staying at home is the best thing to do right now while the virus is still all too active.

"We know there are more positives out there but, we're talking about 20 individuals in the hospital right now; 8 in critical condition who are most likely on some sort of ICU (Intensive Care Unit) ventilator."

People in Onondaga County observed violating social distancing orders to prevent the spread of COVID-19 might get a visit from law enforcement.  Sheriff Gene Conway says most might only get a warning, as was the case for about 50 calls that have come in over the past 24 hours.  But he says some could be facing nuisance charges.