Mosquito & Vector News

Evaluating Wolbachia-infected Males as a Suppression Tool for Aedes aegypti Populations in Three Florida Keys Hot Spots

Submitted by the MVCAC VVBD Committee CA Pruszynski, HL Murray, SE Faucett. 2026. Wing Beats 27: 28-30. Authors’ Quick Overview: Wolbachia is a naturally occurring intracellular bacterium found in half…

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Surge in West Nile virus activity expected to rise in Sacramento this summer

June 24, 2026Sacramento Bee West Nile virus activity is expected to surge in the Sacramento area as the summer progresses, authorities said. “As temperatures continue to rise, we expect mosquito…

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One dead after rare rat-borne disease surfaces in Berkeley

Submitted by the MVCAC VVBD Committee Vaziri, A. 12 Jun 2026. San Francisco Chronicle. Berkeley health officials are widening their response to a rare, rat-borne disease after confirming the city’s…

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Association Updates

Security Awareness: Be Alert for ClickFix Verification Scams

From Coachella Valley MVCD   The Information Technology Department would like to make everyone aware of a growing cyber threat known as the ClickFix Scam.   ClickFix is a social engineering technique…

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News Briefs 7.1.2026

95th Annual MVCAC Conference Call for Symposia Open!; MVCAC Corporate Member Fiscal Status Report Submission for 2026-27 Dues; Surge in West Nile virus activity expected to rise in Sacramento this…

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News Briefs 6.17.2026

National Mosquito Control Awareness Week PR Resources are Here; 95th Annual MVCAC Conference Call for Symposia Open!; Why Google wants to release 32 million mosquitoes in California; MVCAC Corporate Member…

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