The California Department of Food and Agriculture, in collaboration with the USDA and the Los Angeles and Ventura County Agriculture Commissioners, has declared the eradication of the Mediterranean and Queensland fruit flies in Southern California, lifting the quarantines in place. The Mediterranean fruit fly quarantine, which started in Leimert Park, Los Angeles, affected areas including Inglewood, Hawthorne, and parts of Culver City. The Queensland fruit fly quarantine, the first in the Western Hemisphere, was centered in Thousand Oaks, with extensions to surrounding areas. During the quarantines, crops harboring the flies were not allowed to be moved off the property, and commercial crops had to meet specific treatment or processing standards. With the successful eradication of these invasive species, California remains vigilant against other fruit flies, as one active quarantine for the oriental fruit fly in the Redlands area and Riverside County still needs to be addressed.