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When Erick Fernandez’s alarm goes off at 4:30 a.m., the stress begins. As an emergency room nurse at Antelope Valley Hospital in Lancaster, Fernandez said his 6 a.m. shift marks the start of a long day. The hospital is home to one of the busiest ERs in the state, and like many, it has been overrun by COVID-19. “The surge is definitely in full force,” Fernandez said. “Sometimes we come in in the morning, and a lot of the areas are just full of COVID patients already.” In the last week, California has averaged more than 32,000 coronavirus cases each day, according to

When Erick Fernandez’s alarm goes off at 4:30 a.m., the stress begins. As an emergency room nurse at Antelope Valley Hospital in Lancaster, Fernandez said his 6 a.m. shift marks the start of a long day. The hospital is home to one of the busiest ERs in the state, and like many, it has been overrun by COVID-19. “The surge is definitely in full force,” Fernandez said. “Sometimes we come in in the morning, and a lot of the areas are just full of COVID patients already.” In the last week, California has averaged more than 32,000 coronavirus cases each day, according to