A California homeowner, who was evacuated due to the wildfires in the area, returned home to find a 525-pound black bear under his home.

The two fires sparked on Jan. 7 during a historic wind event and swept through the Pacific Palisades and Altadena, killing at least 29, burning over 37,000 acres, or 57.8 square miles, and leaving ...

The FWC maps bear locations by four categories: Frequent: Areas with the highest density of bear locations, indicating bears are spending a considerable amount of time in these areas. These areas ...

Identified as Barry by locals, the bear was safely lured into a trap and relocated to the Angeles National Forest. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife fitted him with a GPS tracker ...

CALIFORNIA -A 238kg bear was hiding under a house. No, really. This is not the start of a nightmarish nursery rhyme. Last week, a home owner in Altadena, California, who had been displaced by the ...

When a resident in Southern California returned home in the aftermath of devastating wildfires, an unlikely guest was there to greet him: a huge 525-pound black bear. Altadena resident Samy Arbid ...

The bear was trapped and safely released in the Angeles National Forest. A California man who was evacuated last month during the Los Angeles wildfires returned home to find a wild animal had taken ...

Today, they have "re-occupied" 49% of their historic range, the FWC said. FWC maintains an interactive public bear map, where you can filter by several categories, including a specific county.