The County has issued a price gouging alert, reminding the public it is illegal to sell items such as consumer food items or goods, and emergency or medical supplies, during a state of emergency or local emergency, for a price that is more than 10% greater than the price charged by the seller of those goods or services immediately before the proclamation or emergency declaration. Reports can be made at the District Attorney’s Office at 650-363-4403 or on the District Attorney’s website.