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    LA County coronavirus weekly death rate 70% higher than in Bay Area. Why so much worse?

    LOS ANGELES — With Los Angeles County set to decide in the coming days whether to impose a new mask mandate, one factor of note is a rise in coronavirus deaths. L.A. County’s weekly COVID-19 death rate is significantly higher than that of the San Francisco Bay Area. On a per capita basis, L.A. County was recording 96 deaths a week for every 10 million residents, while the Bay Area was ...
    by Rong-Gong Lin II and Luke Money, Los Angeles Times Jul 25, 2022 3 minutes
    Some shoppers wear masks while others do not in a very congested market on Santee Alley on July 14, 2022.

    LOS ANGELES — With Los Angeles County set to decide in the coming days whether to impose a new mask mandate, one factor of note is a rise in coronavirus deaths.

    L.A. County’s weekly COVID-19 death rate is significantly higher than that of the San Francisco Bay Area. On a per capita basis, L.A. County was recording 96 deaths a week for every 10 million residents, while the Bay Area was recording 56 deaths a week for every 10 million residents.

    In other words, L.A. County’s latest weekly COVID-19

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