A decade after its 2016 designation, Sand to Snow National Monument still lacks signage, a visitor center and a joint management plan, officials say.

A Glendale dog owner says a mountain lion grabbed her leashed pet late Monday; state wildlife officials have assigned a biologist and neighbors are searching the Verdugo foothills.

A prefabricated two‑stall restroom is being installed at Runyon Canyon to serve roughly 2 million annual visitors; crews staged the site in January and delivery is expected mid‑February.

Parks staff recommended AltaMed run arts, sports and wellness programming on the long-empty 1st & Broadway lot for a year under a $175,000 temporary-use deal.

West Hollywood residents are concerned about increased coyote encounters, voicing fears for their safety in community meetings. City officials respond with enforcement measures, while some residents call for coexistence and education.

Supervisor Janice Hahn asked state wildlife officials to reject the Catalina Conservancy's restoration permit after the group proposed a multi‑year removal of the island’s mule deer. She urged humane alternatives and public review.

A six-month-old mountain lion cub was rescued after being found in the middle of a Castaic roadway. CDFW says tests are underway and reunification with the mother is being explored.

A solo climber who pushed on after a partner turned back was found dead below the Final 400 on Mt. Whitney; officials warn winter climbs require technical gear.

After a month-long ordeal, an Altadena man's home is no longer occupied by a 550-pound bear, thanks to a nonprofit. State officials confirm the bear left and measures to prevent its return are in place.

South Pasadena inaugurated the Dr. Beatriz Solis Memorial Park, honoring the educator and social advocate, with local officials at a ribbon-cutting event.

A 4-year-old Magellanic penguin named Rosie joins the Aquarium of the Pacific's penguin habitat, exhibiting a curious and playful nature. Visitors can watch her on-site or via live Penguin Cam.

$60 million is allocated for the restoration of Altadena's fire-damaged parks, with plans for rebuilding underway, including major projects to rejuvenate Eaton Canyon and other local parks.

The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing has started its greening phase, with the first native plants being placed. Completion is now expected in 2026. The bridge aims to connect habitats and enhance safety for wildlife and drivers.