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This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. San Gabriel Valley residents are dealing with a surge in black flies that bite around people’s eyes and neck.

Residents in parts of the San Gabriel Valley say they are dealing with an unusual (and painful) nuisance this spring: swarms of tiny insects known as “eye-biting” flies. While the name alone sounds ...

A surge of biting black flies is sweeping across the San Gabriel Valley foothills — and officials warn the infestation could get worse. Activity is currently high, with biting expected to continue for ...

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