Valley fever fungal infections are on the rise in California as climate change leads to drier summers and wetter winters.

A dry and dusty day in Kern County can carry more than just tumbleweeds. Public health officials said that dust could carry a ...

California researchers think dogs can help predict the spread of Valley fever, which has surged in recent years.

Learn more about coccidioides, the fungus responsible for valley fever, and what researchers are doing to monitor and track ...

Now, a new study by researchers from UC Davis and UC Berkeley has found a way our canine companions can help us, offering a unique glimpse into Valley fever — a disease that has been growing ...