Two people in California’s Central Valley are first West Nile virus deaths of 2026
Coverage (8)
- First West Nile virus death in CA was reported in Kings County. What’s the best defense? fresnobee.com · 3d ago
- O.C. health official warns of possible ‘intense’ West Nile virus season after 1st human case of year reported KTLA · 3d ago
- Public Health Reports First Human Case of West Nile Virus in Los Angeles County for 2026 Culver City Observer · 3d ago
- First human West Nile virus case confirmed in San Joaquin County ABC10 · 3d ago
- California's second West Nile death of 2026 confirmed in Glenn County CBS News · 3d ago
- Mosquito treatment Tuesday night in parts of San Jose and Santa Clara for West Nile virus Local News Matters · 3d ago
- First West Nile virus death of 2026 in California reported in Kings County ABC30 Fresno · 3d ago
- Two people in California’s Central Valley are first West Nile virus deaths of 2026 Sacramento Bee · 3d ago broke it first
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