The California Department of Fish and Wildlife said the mussels found in West Sacramento represent an established local population rather than a one-time introduction from a contaminated boat.
The detection comes as communities across the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta continue to grapple with the invasive species, which can rapidly reproduce and attach themselves to hard surfaces, clogging water intake pipes and damaging infrastructure while disrupting native ecosystems.
The discovery in West Sacramento follows growing concerns in Stockton, where city leaders declared a local emergency over the impact of golden mussels on the city's drinking water system.
State wildlife officials continue to urge boaters and anyone using California waterways to thoroughly clean, drain and dry their watercraft and equipment before moving between bodies of water in an effort to slow the spread of the invasive species.
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