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Or not. thats why we decided to just use some branches for the decoration so that it looks good and makes the children happy. >>. >> reporter: a few simple decorations that carry a lot of meaning. lynda kinkade, cnn. >> how sweet. los angeles is mourning the death of a celebrity mountain lion. and the silencing of its infamous twitter account. > now, the author behind p-22s post. i will tell you all i will eat you and your puts and suddenly youre mad about it. why he left such an impact in the...

LA has a new mural masterpiece, with a message. One artist honored the memory of LA's mountain lion P-22 with a mural in East LA.

There are dozens of mountain lions in a 20-year-old National Park Service study. Here are the renegades, including P-22, who crossed freeways and changed the...

P-22, the beloved Hollywood mountain lion dies of euthanasia after it was diagnosed with diseases, malnourishment, and an injury from a collision with a vehicle in Los Angeles.

The story of P-22 is as legendary as a Hollywood script. The bachelor puma lived in the heart of Los Angeles, and traversed two major freeways—the 405 and the 101—to get from the Santa Monica Mountains to Griffith Park, where he shared eight square miles of parkland with hikers and locals right underneath the Hollywood […]

Photographer Steve Winter remembers capturing the iconic photo of mountain lion P-22 in front of the Hollywood sign.

A memorial sunset hike was planned at Griffith Park on Sunday to celebrate the life of P-22, the iconic Los Angeles mountain lion who was euthanized Saturday...

P-22, the beloved puma (a.k.a. mountain lion) that occupied Griffith Park in Los Angeles, was euthanized on Saturday, California Department of Fish and Wildlife officials announced.

The famous mountain lion, P-22, was euthanized on Saturday morning days after being captured for a health evaluation.

P-22, the mountain lion who was captured Monday in a Los Feliz backyard in a severely underweight and injured condition, was euthanized Saturday morning at San...