Valley fever cases spike statewide
Valley fever cases spike statewide
Valley fever, which is triggered by a fungus found in dirt and dust, is on the rise. According to the California Department of Public Health, in 2023 California saw 4,421 cases through the end of August. Now, the number has jumped to 7,340.
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