All Exotic Fruit Fly Invasions Now Snuffed Out in California The California Department of Food and Agriculture, working in coordination with the USDA, the Riverside County Agricultural
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Second chance: Abandoned mountain lion cub rescued An orphaned or abandoned mountain lion cub found in Camino Aug. 1 has been relocated to the Oakland Zoo for
State agency coming to remove toxic mess left by Borel Fire It was the largest wildland fire in Kern County history. And on Monday, the huge job
Mountain lion attack prompts wildlife warning in Los Angeles neighborhood A mountain lion attacked and killed a pit bull over the weekend, prompting local officials to issue
Mpox risk in California remains low as WHO declares global monkeypox health emergency Although the World Health Organization declared a global health emergency due to multiple outbreaks
Oriental fruit fly quarantines lifted in California The California Department of Food and Agriculture, after record Oriental fruit fly activity last year, has ended a quarantine in
Toxic nail polish chemical faces tougher rules in California A common nail polish ingredient faces stricter regulations in California because exposure to it can be unhealthy. The
14 people got Valley fever after a California music festival, highlighting the fungus’ growing threat Fourteen people who traveled to attend or work at the Lightning in
California is dumping millions of fruit flies on Los Angeles residents If you live in Los Angeles and look up, there’s a chance you might see them:
Burrowing Owls Closer to Securing Protections Under California Endangered Species Act Conservation groups are urging the state to protect burrowing owls under California’s Endangered Species Act. The