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Tulare County Warns of Two Mosquito Viruses at Once After Confirming Its First West Nile Case

Tulare County Warns of Two Mosquito Viruses at Once After Confirming Its First West Nile Case

Medical Daily · Jul 29

Three Central Valley Counties Confirm Their First West Nile Cases as Mosquito Samples Test Positive Statewide

Fresno, Kings and Tulare counties confirmed their first 2026 West Nile cases as California logged 670 positive mosquito samples.

Medical Daily · Jul 28

Death toll rises to 5 as wild California storm passes, leaving heightened flood risk

LOS ANGELES — Heavy rain and damaging winds will gradually subside Wednesday as one of the wildest storms of the season makes its exit from the Golden State, leaving at least five people dead and others critically injured as it felled trees and knocked out power to hundreds of thousands.

Los Angeles Times · Mar 22, 2023

‘Everyone’s worst nightmare’: What we know about the California massacre that killed 6

GOSHEN, Calif. — Six people were killed Monday in what local officials have called a targeted attack in the small Tulare County town of Goshen, leaving family members ranging in age from a 10-month-old baby to a 72-year-old grandmother dead.

Los Angeles Times · Jan 18, 2023

3 survived California massacre that killed 6, including baby

GOSHEN, Calif. — At least three people survived the massacre Monday that left six people — all family members — dead in this small Tulare County community, where authorities are asking the public for more information to identify who they say are two attackers.

Los Angeles Times · Jan 18, 2023

6 people, including mother and baby, killed in California; drug cartel suspected

LOS ANGELES — Six people, including a 6-month-old baby, her teenage mother and an elderly woman, were killed Monday in a Tulare County farming community in what the sheriff said was likely a targeted attack by a drug cartel.

Los Angeles Times · Jan 16, 2023

California's first lab-grown mosquitoes may take flight — stirring controversy

SAN JOSE, Calif. — A biotech firm is seeking permission to release genetically modified mosquitoes into the open air of California for the first time later this year, aiming to reduce the expanding populations of invasive mosquitoes and prevent deadly disease.

Tribune News Service · Mar 15, 2022