California | Pest Management Professional

Housing projects are displacing resident wildlife populations and pushing them into compressed, marginal habitats where they seek sanctuary.

Manager-in-Training David Luong has been promoted to manager of Tucson, Ariz.-based Truly Nolen Pest Control's San Marcos, Calif., service office.

Our 2021 State of the Industry survey shows pest management professionals have kept their foot on the gas even amidst...

Dean May, BCE, an AMVAC sales manager, died suddenly on Sept. 18, 2020, while on a fishing trip in Colorado....

California’s ban on the use of second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides (SGARs) with some exemptions has become law today.

Janet Thrasher, president of Thrasher Termite & Pest Control, has been appointed to the Structural Pest Control Board of California.

PCO Bookkeepers and Coalmarch have teamed up to host a "State of the Industry: Driving Growth for Your Business in...

Brian Olson, president and CEO of The Bugman, discusses what an NPS score is and why it's so important for...

Guilford, Conn.-based Certus Pest entered the California market June 1 with the acquisition of Rodent Pest Technologies, based in Riverside,...

Two entomologists at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles discovered nine new phorid fly species in their respective home...

California-based Smith’s Gopher Trapping Service & Pest Management has promoted field technician Victor Fuentes to service manager.

Researchers are putting even more effort in a project to keep hospitals free from mosquito-borne disease cases during the COVID-19...

Rats continue to test our patience. Use this strategy to help you wrap up those difficult rodent jobs just a...

Company expansion news including mergers, acquisitions and new branch locations from American Pest, Alley Cat, Waynes Pest and more.

The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) is hosting the International Professional Women in Pest Management (PWIPM) Leadership Forum.