Mosquito & Vector News

Why Google wants to release 32 million mosquitoes in California

From the San Francisco ChronicleJune 3, 2026 Google is seeking permission from federal regulators to release up to 32 million sterile mosquitoes in California — a pest control technique meant…

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Small Space, Big Payoff: A Simple Trick to Boost Mosquito Egg-Laying

Submitted by the MVCAC VVBD Committee KA Dagg and ER Burgess IV. 2026. Getting wild-caught mosquitoes to lay eggs in a lab is often a challenge. A team of researchers…

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West Nile Virus Detected Early In Pico Rivera, Long Beach Mosquito Samples

From the Los Cerritos Community NewsMay 20, 2026 The first West Nile virus activity of 2026 has been detected in Los Angeles County after mosquito samples collected in Pico Rivera…

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Association Updates

Press Release: Ahead of FIFA World Cup Events, California Mosquito Districts Urge Residents and Visitors to Prevent Mosquito Bites

During National Mosquito Control Awareness Week (June 21–27, 2026) and FIFA World Cup activities (June 11-July 19, 2026) across California, mosquito districts are urging the public to prevent mosquito bites. SACRAMENTO,…

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95th Annual MVCAC Conference Call for Symposia Open!

Please complete this form if you have an organized symposium that you would like to submit to the MVCAC Conference committee to consider. Please make sure you understand the following…

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News Briefs 6.03.2026

Update on Debug Wolbachia SIT Experimental Use Permits; In Memory of Peter Esraelian; MVCAC Proposition 218 Resources; SIT Implementation Survey; News Worth Repeating; Upcoming Events; Research Papers; NEW MVCAC Issue…

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