解析csv，其中最后一个“标题”后跟一个空格

I'm trying to parse csv using str_getcsv in the following manner however I'm running into two problems (below).

$url = 'http://my.events.calendar/api/csv?mycalendarquery';
$response = wp_remote_get($url);
$response_body = $response['body']; // this is a really long string
$parsed_string = str_getcsv($response_body, ',', '"');
$full_events_array = array_chunk($parsed_string, 11);

Problem 1 - I can't use explode because one of the fields in the csv is "Description" which contains many/lengthy prose descriptions of events. Naturally these include commas, new lines, returns, etc...

Problem 2 - This is the one I have a question about. The categories (headers?) for the csv file are "Subject", "Date", (more things here...) "Description", "Calendar Address". However the last one doesn't have a comma after it. So, the entries for "Subject" and "Calendar" address are being combined like this -

array(11) {
  [0] =>
  string(32) "Calendar Address
  "Application Due"" // this pattern happens for every event but with a url instead.
// Yes, I know this looks wrong in the code block, but this is exactly how the data is coming in (complete with the double quotes).

How do I parse this so that Calendar Address and Application Due are separated?

For reference, I've also tried str_getcsv($response_body, '"', ','); str_getcsv($response_body, ',', '"', ' '); and several other combinations. Thanks for the help!

This script will read the CSV file into 251 rows of 12 elements each.

<?php // demo/temp_44414553.php
/**
 * https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44414553/parsing-csv-where-the-last-header-is-followed-by-a-space?noredirect=1#comment75830321_44414553
 */
error_reporting(E_ALL);

// UNABLE TO ACCESS: http://events.uconn.edu/exports-2017-05-31-2017-07-01.csv
// COPY MADE HERE FROM THE DOWNLOAD LINK
$url = 'storage/exports-2017-05-31-2017-07-01.csv';
$csv = file_get_contents($url);
echo $csv;

$fpr = fopen($url, 'r');
if (!$fpr) trigger_error("Unable to open $url", E_USER_ERROR);

$kount = 0;
while (!feof($fpr))
{
    $row = fgetcsv($fpr);
    $kount++;
    if (!$row) break;
    echo PHP_EOL . count($row);
}

echo PHP_EOL . "There are $kount rows in the CSV at $url";