The California State Fair, scheduled to begin July 17 in Sacramento, is called off. Some county fairs remain scheduled.
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Cal Expo‘s general manager and chief executive, Rick Pickering, said in a statement that the event’s venue, Cal Expo, is already part of the fight against the virus, “serving as a drive-through testing site, as well as a temporary emergency isolation trailer facility for homeless individuals who have been exposed or infected.”Several of the state’s county fairs are likely to face similar reckonings in days ahead, and a few have already canceled.in the next two months have been canceled.
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