California’s COVID-19 decline starts to slow, as new variants spread in US and Europe
California’s COVID-19 decline starts to slow, as new variants spread in US and Europe – Sacramento Bee/Lawton Constitution
After a steady decline since mid-July, some metrics of COVID-19 spread are showing early signs of plateauing in California, as transmission has begun to trend upward once again in some parts of the world.
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