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A mosquito sample in North Shore tested positive for West Nile virus, the season's first detection in the area.
Officials say surveillance and control programs are active year-round to curb transmission risk.
Residents are urged to prevent mosquito breeding by dumping standing water around properties.
People should wear long sleeves and pants at dawn and dusk when mosquitoes are most active.
The district also advises draining standing water and keeping pools properly maintained.
EPA-registered insect repellents are recommended for outdoor protection.
Officials note no human cases have been reported in connection with the latest detection.
Community involvement is vital as mosquito activity rises with summer.
District officials are increasing surveillance and control efforts in the affected area.
Residents are urged to report neglected pools or unusually high mosquito activity to the district.

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Democrats aim to flip multiple vulnerable GOP legislators in California's upcoming November races.
The June primary will decide which Democrats face GOP incumbents in November across several districts.
Democrats argue Trump’s waning popularity could hurt Republican candidates in key districts.
Riverside County will see a rematch between Leticia Castillo and Clarissa Cervantes in a high-stakes contest.
In the Coachella Valley, three Democrats are vying to unseat GOP Assemblymember Jeff Gonzalez.
Southern California’s toss-up districts include Sen. Catherine Blakespear’s race in Encinitas.
Los Angeles area races to replace terming-out Assemblymember Mike Gipson draw major union involvement.
The San Diego contest to replace Brian Jones highlights intra-party Republican dynamics.
CalMatters notes that the primary results provide early clues for November outcomes.
The article emphasizes ongoing campaigns in several districts as Democrats push to translate momentum into seats.
The piece concludes that the election’s outcome could foreshadow November results in several southern and coastal districts.

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A roundup of seven vintage roadside attractions in the United States are at risk of disappearing.
California’s Cabazon Dinosaurs, a 1960s park, are aging and need maintenance but remain popular for campy fun.
Cooter's Place in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, themed around The Dukes of Hazzard, plans to close at year-end 2026.
Uvalde, Texas features large roadside likenesses along Highway 90, a site tied to 1950s nostalgia.
The Mother Goose House in Hazard, Kentucky, a historic goose-shaped home, faces uncertain maintenance.
The Christmas Tree Pass in Laughlin, Nevada, has decades of local tradition but is facing possible removal.
Al Johnson's Swedish Restaurant in Wisconsin draws visitors with a sod roof and grazing goats since 1949.
California’s three remaining tree tunnels offer coastal nostalgia but are at risk.
The Cabazon Dinosaurs remain a popular stop though aging and in need of TLC.
National Geographic compared Highway 90 to Route 66 for its scenic appeal.

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