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Could be a twig or tip blight, which is fungus that thrives in warm, wet soil, especially where drainage is an issue. It could also be mite related, but they usually aren't as active in the summer.
Some pretty good information here
https://hgic.clemson.edu/factsheet/juniper-diseases-insect-pests/
Thanks! Now I really don’t know what to do about.
A one-time soil spray isn't going to eliminate anything, for multiple reasons. Soil holds a *lot* of water, a surface spray will only wet a tiny fraction of it. Effective fungicide application to soils requires application to more than the surface, either by drenching the soil or spreading/mixing in a solid form that dissolves in rain or irrigation (and so covers all the soil). If you're starting from seed, spraying the soil in the hole where you plant the seed can protect the young seedling, but I'm guessing that was a transplant and the vast majority of the root ball was planted into totally untreated soil.
The other reason is that virtually no fungicides (and none approved for use in areas where people live) kill everything in one shot. They need repeat applications to keep the disease organism controlled, at least until the plant is established.
I don't know what disease that plant has, but D1 linked to a good resource.
Water and dish soap for what? Dish soap is sometimes used as a cheap substitute for an insecticide but most dish soap is toxic to plants. Even if not toxic it's not going to do anything positive for a fungal or bacterial infection except maybe wash off some spores (but getting the leaves wet might be worse than leaving the spores...)
The mulch looking dry doesn't mean the soil under it isn't wet. Things dry from the surface down.