Overview

• Cache Creek Casino Resort has partnered with state and county health agencies to trace contacts after confirming the case
• Officials will notify individuals who spent at least eight cumulative hours near the infected person for evaluation and testing
• The resort did not disclose when the infected guest visited its facilities, leaving the exposure window unclear
• The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns that active TB spreads through airborne droplets and can produce symptoms such as a persistent cough, fever, weight loss and night sweats
• This case follows an 11-case tuberculosis cluster linked to California Grand Casino in 2023, underscoring persistent risks in communal entertainment venues