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Sierra Madre cancels outdoor event due to increased bear encounters - Vimarsana News

Sierra Madre cancels outdoor event due to increased bear encounters

The city of Sierra Madre has scrapped at least one community event over concerns that a bear could crash the party. A Friday night family campout in Memorial Park dubbed ‘A Night Under the Stars’ has been canceled due to a series of bear sightings and break-ins over the past several days, KTLA has learned. […]

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California Fish and Game reflects on 2010 accomplishments - Vimarsana News

California Fish and Game reflects on 2010 accomplishments

Daily News, Events, & Community Information service covering the Carson City, Nevada area.

Child Attacked By Assumed Mountain Lion In Stevenson Ranch - Vimarsana News

Child Attacked By Assumed Mountain Lion In Stevenson Ranch

A child was attacked by what is thought to be a mountain lion Monday at a Stevenson Ranch park. 

SCV News | County Parks and Recreation Temporarily Closes Pico Canyon - Vimarsana News

SCV News | County Parks and Recreation Temporarily Closes Pico Canyon

The Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation has taken immediate action to temporarily close Pico Canyon Park, in Stevenson Ranch, until further notice after an aggressive mountain lion was seen in the area.

How the East Bay's biting coyote eluded capture for 245 days - Vimarsana News

How the East Bay's biting coyote eluded capture for 245 days

How the East Bay's biting coyote eluded capture for 245 days Zachary Fletcher FacebookTwitterEmail A California coyote on the run.ROBYN BECK/AFP via Getty Images It had been 200 days since a coyote started biting people in the East Bay. Five victims, including two toddlers, were attacked in Moraga and Lafayette. The search for the animal was unprecedented, with urban wildlife trackers working around the clock, and agencies at the local, state and federal levels collaborating to set and monitor traps, and collect DNA swabs from the victims, all to find a single animal the size of a coffee tabl...

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