California deaths from all causes are on track to be the lowest
California deaths from all causes are on track to be the lowest
In the first year since COVID-19 upended our lives, the death toll from all causes is expected to fall below 300,000 in the Golden State, closer to pre-pandemic normals. According to Department of Public Health data, the decline is primarily due to fewer COVID-19 deaths.
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