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    Some in Califonia say it’s time to learn to live with COVID-19

    by Andrew J. Campa and Deborah Netburn, Los Angeles Times Jan 08, 2022 4 minutes

    LOS ANGELES — As coronavirus cases soared across Los Angeles last week, Jennifer Chan entered Olvera Street’s Casa California in search of the colorful and decorative papel picado for her baby shower.

    “I wanted something that said ‘California’ for the party,” said Chan, 28, a La Mirada resident who is six months pregnant and whose East Coast family was flying in for the event. “Plus, I really wanted to get out of the house for a change.”

    Chan, who works as a computer programmer, has generally been extremely cautious throughout the pandemic — getting vaccinated and boosted as soon as she was eligible and leaving

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