While we love the cooler weather and the rain, so do termites. For the next six months, local pest control companies say the tiny creatures will be very active.

When temperatures get cooler and soil gets wet from rain, the termites begin moving to find food and grow their colonies.

The representative of the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department (FEHD) reported to the PCSC the latest mosquito ...

Over the last two weeks, the price of a gallon of gas has increased roughly around 20 cents per week in Fresno.

Experts say to be proactive now so you don't get bit later ...

In response to media enquiries regarding the Department of Health's (DH) plan to revise the Codes of Practice (CoPs) for ...

It’s weird to wake up and find you don’t exist, except as a figment of some neo-Nazi fever dream. To be told that your entire ...

NPMA report finds 77% of procurement teams cite health and safety as the top risk of skipping pest control, says Dr. Jim Fredericks, SVP of Public Affairs ...

An investigative series by journalist Malik Washington documented systemic failures within San Francisco's privatized ...

Last year, Chicago lost its unofficial title as America's “rattiest city." Now the push is on to see how low its ranking can ...

Some tenants at Kingston’s West Village complex have been without electricity for more than a week — losing food, leaving ...

EDS is asking every party to make three commitments: repair environmental law; put nature first on conservation land; and set ...