Moth Spraying Critics Celebrate State's Decision

Governor Schwarzenegger agreed to temporarily halt spraying for the light brown apple moth. But those opposed to the spraying took their message to first lady Maria Shriver. Anna Werner reports.

State and federal officials Thursday suspended California's aerial spraying program to combat the crop-eating light brown apple moth in the Bay Area and other urban locations. Anna Werner reports.

A CBS 5 Investigation has revealed there may not be an emergency to warrant spraying for the light brown apple moth. Anna Werner reports.

Members of Congress are asking questions about proposed spraying to eradicate the light brown apple moth. Anna Werner reports.

Some experts told CBS 5 Investigates action taken to eradicate the apple moth is really about international trade. Anna Werner reports.

Members of Congress are asking questions about proposed spraying to eradicate the light brown apple moth. Anna Werner reports.

The state has said the pesticide they will use in apple moth spraying is safe. But two scientists are disputing their claims. Anna Werner reports.

A California judge dealt a major setback to the state's campaign against the invasive light brown apple moth on Thursday, ruling that aerial pesticide sprays must halt, Anna Werner reports.

California is planning to conduct safety tests on Checkmate, a pesticide used to combat the light brown apple moth. But do they go far enough? Anna Werner reports.

Critics say that the fatal tiger mauling at the San Francisco Zoo is just one of a series of problems going uncorrected. Anna Werner reports.