Pasadena Humane reports more injured bobcats at its wildlife center following the Eaton Fire, including a badly burned and dehydrated female bobcat. The center is treating the animals, who are affected by habitat destruction and human encroachment.

A 525-pound bear was found under a home in Altadena after Eaton Fire evacuations were lifted; it was later trapped and returned to Angeles National Forest.

Universal Studios Hollywood and CityWalk closed due to Southern California wildfires, prioritizing safety amid extreme wind conditions and multiple fires in the region.

The LA Zoo successfully hatched two perentie lizards, marking a first for the institution. These large Australian lizards are being raised off-exhibit and are not yet viewable by the public.

A judge has spared a dog from euthanasia in LA, despite being previously labeled dangerous, with conditions for its secure containment and behavior control.

Huntington Beach steps up safety patrols following shark encounters, with guidelines issued for swimmers and aerial surveys to monitor shark activity.

A series of parrot shootings in the San Gabriel Valley has resulted in wildlife cruelty, with many birds sustaining severe injuries. Local rehab centers are struggling to manage the increasing number of victims.

Disneyland Resort offers Disney+ subscribers a free third day with a purchase of a two-day ticket costing $330, valid from November 18 to December 27, 2024, subject to park reservation availability.

An 87-square-mile area in Orange County is under quarantine due to the discovery of eight oriental fruit flies, threatening local crops. Residents are advised not to move produce off their properties.

Pasadena launches a coyote assessment program to address community concerns using mapping, camera surveillance, and the expertise of Humane Wildlife Control Inc., respecting resident privacy.

Search efforts are underway by the CDFW to assist "Floppy," a deer in Hollywood Hills with a bone stuck in her mouth, as her condition raises concerns.

A young sea lion named Espy died from a gunshot wound in Orange County, initiating an investigation and a $20,000 reward for information leading to a conviction.

Pasadena authorities guide residents on coexisting with local coyote populations, briefing on hazing techniques to maintain the animals' natural fear of humans and ensure peaceful cohabitation.