New York State Residents Told To Kill 'Destructive' Asian PestNew York State Residents Told To Kill 'Destructive' Asian PestTop officials are coming up with plans to deal with a A "destructive invasive pest" from Asia that's hard to kill, but spotted across New York. Bobby WelberBobby Welber
If You See This Bug In New York, Kill It ImmediatelyIf You See This Bug In New York, Kill It ImmediatelyWarmer weather is on the way to New York and that means bugs will be returning to the area.Dave FieldsDave Fields
Alright, NJ: Squash These 5 Bugs Immediately On SightAlright, NJ: Squash These 5 Bugs Immediately On SightBe on the lookout for the 5 most invasive insects here in the Garden State. If you see them, step on them!Jahna MichalJahna Michal
Spotted lanternfly in all 21 NJ counties, no more need to reportSpotted lanternfly in all 21 NJ counties, no more need to reportNew Jersey residents are still being urged to crush these bugs whenever and wherever seen — and not trap them with glue or sticky tape.Patrick LaveryPatrick Lavery
Smash 'em now, NJ! Destructive bugs begin transformationSmash 'em now, NJ! Destructive bugs begin transformationSpotted lanternflies are starting the transformation that could devastate New Jersey crops and trees. Experts say squish 'em while you can. Eric ScottEric Scott
They’re back — spotted lanternfly in nymphal stage throughout NJThey’re back — spotted lanternfly in nymphal stage throughout NJInfestations of the spotted lanternfly have been registered in nearly every New Jersey county leading up to this year.Dino FlammiaDino Flammia
The time is now for NJ to destroy spotted lanternfly egg massesThe time is now for NJ to destroy spotted lanternfly egg massesThere's still some time to spare, but the clock is ticking: In New Jersey, eggs usually hatch from mid-May into early June.Patrick LaveryPatrick Lavery
Can the spotted lanternfly ruin NJ Christmas trees? Farms say noCan the spotted lanternfly ruin NJ Christmas trees? Farms say noBut just because the spotted lanternfly is not an issue doesn't mean that other insects, eggs, or even small birds might not be.Patrick LaveryPatrick Lavery
How to get rid of the lanternfly — Jersey style (Opinion)How to get rid of the lanternfly — Jersey style (Opinion)We have a certain way of dealing with different things in our state.Steve TreveliseSteve Trevelise
‘Cryptic’ spotted lanternfly eggs starting to cover NJ trees‘Cryptic’ spotted lanternfly eggs starting to cover NJ treesThe invasive pest in its adult stage can't survive New Jersey's cold winter, but most eggs will.Dino FlammiaDino Flammia