Over 120 cats were seized from a Fullerton home by animal control officers after a tip from the community; the cats are receiving care for contagious illness. No arrests were made and an investigation is ongoing.

Los Angeles City Council approved a $5 increase in LA Zoo entrance fees, effective July 1, with adult tickets at $27, children's at $22, and senior tickets at $24, to help address city budget deficit.

The LA Zoo hatched 10 California condor chicks, aiming to increase the wild population and contribute to conservation efforts with innovative rearing methods.

Local authorities in Moreno Valley are investigating incidents where wild donkeys were harmed with arrows, seeking public help to find the perpetrator(s).

A bear with a tracking collar broke into several Monrovia homes, ignoring attempts by dogs and residents to scare it off, and is known for stealing food like pizza and ice cream.

The Pixar Putt mini golf course at Disneyland Resort extends its stay until August 17, offering an 18-hole course themed around Pixar films. Open daily with time slots for booking.

Billy and Tina, two Asian elephants, were moved from the Los Angeles Zoo to a larger habitat at Tulsa Zoo, amidst controversy and opposition from activists and celebrities.

Post-Palisades Fire, Santa Monica reports increased urban coyote sightings. Residents are advised on hazing techniques and safety practices like securing trash and controlling pet access.

A mountain lion cub was found in a Santa Clarita tree, attracting local attention. Officials monitored it, hoping for a reunion with its mother after dark.

Santa Monica faces ecological issues from a spike in ground squirrel population, fueled by human interaction and feeding despite warnings from city officials and signs against such practices.

A lawsuit challenges the proposed move of elephants Billy and Tina from the L.A. Zoo to the Tulsa Zoo, with activists and Cher advocating for their relocation to a sanctuary instead.

A bear roaming a Burbank neighborhood for over a week has residents concerned for safety and property, leading to calls for action and safety advice from officials.

A toxic algae bloom in Southern California is causing mass deaths of marine animals, with dolphins and whales washing ashore dead due to a neurotoxin called domoic acid.