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Technicians from the San Diego County Vector Control Program Wednesday demonstrated a tick-removal process dubbed "flagging," in which canvas is dragged through brush to collect ticks for disease testing and identification.

Terri Daxon is a freelance writer and the owner of Daxon Marketing Communications. She gives her perspective on Brea issues twice a month.

CITY HALL has notified a Likas rate-payer and government body to attend to the overgrown greenery on their respective properties.

The current cost estimate from Noelker and Hull is $478,789, according to Planning Director Kirk Stoner said.

The Maui News Paradise Supermart in Kahului was issued a red “closed” placard Tuesday by the Hawaii Department of Health’s Maui Food Safety Branch for m

The Hawai‘i Department of Health’s Maui Food Safety Branch issued a red “closed” placard to a fast food and catering business in Kahului for “multiple critical food safety violations.”

As the cold, wet weather sets in, some are noticing mice and rats are overrunning communities such as Vallejo and Benicia.

Long Beach health officials confirmed the city’s first case of locally-acquired dengue fever on Wednesday. The virus is a mosquito-borne disease that is typically connected to those who have traveled outside of the country. Long Beach’s case marks the state’s second locally-acquired case without travel. The first-ever case was confirmed in October 2023 after a […]

A Long Beach resident recently contracted dengue fever despite not traveling outside of the United States, city officials have announced.

A Long Beach resident recently contracted dengue fever despite not traveling outside of the United States, city officials have announced.