In other developments, Dallas County has reported its first case since 2019, a vaccinated adult whose exposure is still under investigation.
Cases this year have almost topped the total in 2019.
New Mexico's health department today announced a positive measles sample in wastewater from Chaves County.
Also, Colorado reported 2 more cases, including another linked to airport exposure.
The West Sacramento patient may have contracted the infection locally, especially given recent wastewater detections.
In other developments, Canada reported its first measles death of the year, a premature infant born to an infected mother.
The latest case-patient is a vaccinated adult Denver resident who was a passenger on Turkish Airlines flight 201.
Two measles patients this week, a child from New Mexico and an adult from Minnesota, contracted the virus on domestic flights.
Of the 2,066 counties, 1,614 (78%) showed a decline in coverage of the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine.
In other developments, states with links to the large West Texas outbreak reported a few more cases today.
