A COVID summer surge has the virus hitting record levels in some areas.
The virus is booming nationwide and especially high in the west coast. CDC wastewater data map shows COVID is"very high" and 19 states, including California, are currently considered"very high" zones."I'm also hearing that everyone is getting it right now in the community," UCSF infectious disease expert Dr. Peter Chin-Hong said.Sign up for our free Olympics Headlines newsletter.
Santa Clara County Public Health wastewater data for San Jose shows a local spike that nearly matches the winter 2022 omicron surge -- and we may not have peaked quite yet.
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