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California COVID-19 cases spiked after July 4th. Family gatherings helped the spread, experts say.

Mark Olalde and Nicole Hayden, Palm Springs Desert SunComments Off on California COVID-19 cases spiked after July 4th. Family gatherings helped the spread, experts say.

Experts say more restrictions could be needed, but county and state health officials won't say what their plans are for the coming weeks

       
Mark Olalde and Nicole Hayden, Palm Springs Desert Sun
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