Like opossums and raccoons, coyotes have adapted over the years to suburban life throughout California and the nation. While Lakewood doesn’t have the level of coyote problems of many communities near foothills or large open spaces, coyotes can venture into residential areas and become problematic, especially if people are feeding …continue reading
On April 13, 2022, a resident of the Casa Grande complex off of Denni St. in Cypress reported seeing a coyote in the neighborhood. The coyote was reportedly eating a cat in the bushes outside of the resident’s apartment. Coyotes are wild animals that have adapted to urban and suburban …continue reading
Top Ten Stories for October 4 through October 10 include unemployment (still), coyotes, local candidates, and state propositions. Top Ten Stories for October 4 through October 10 are the most-read stories at Orange County Breeze over the last week (excluding weather forecasts and events): Unemployment benefits paid to California workers …continue reading
During fall and winter months, residents may experience occasional coyote sightings. The City would like to remind residents to follow important safeguards to protect pets and property against these wild animals. Coyotes are highly adaptable and often live in close proximity to populated areas where food and water sources are …continue reading
Top Ten Stories for August 23 through August 29 included unemployment benefits, opening schools, housing, and armed robbery in Seal Beach. Top Ten Stories for August 23 through August 29 are the most-read stories at Orange County Breeze over the last week (excluding weather forecasts and events): California launches second …continue reading
Top Ten Stories for September 1 through September 7 include another coyote killing, a new entertainment complex, local Thoroughbred racing, and a car show. Top Ten Stories for September 1 through September 7 most-read stories at Orange County Breeze over the last week (excluding weather forecasts and events): New report …continue reading
Top Ten Stories for August 18 through August 24 include embezzlement, municipal fiscal sustainability, and predatory coyotes. Top Ten Stories for August 18 through August 24 most-read stories at Orange County Breeze over the last week (excluding weather forecasts and events): Former Esperanza High School clerk charged with 222 felonies …continue reading
Top Ten Stories for June 02 through June 08 include Michelin’s guide to California, a 2024 presidential candidate, and a threat to citrus trees. The Top Ten Stories for June 02 through June 08 are the most-read stories at Orange County Breeze over the last week (excluding weather forecasts and …continue reading
Top Ten Stories for May 5 through May 11 include violent crime in Seal Beach and Cypress, taxes, beach volleyball and coyotes. The Top Ten Stories for May 5 through May 11 are the most-read stories at Orange County Breeze over the last week (excluding weather forecasts and events): Seal …continue reading
At a regular meeting of the Cypress City Council in March 2019, residents of Cypress were urged to be “coyote aware” and to report encounters with coyotes. (The Council has an ad hoc committee on the growing problem with coyotes.) One of the measures that the Council strongly recommended that …continue reading
How do I report coyotes? Residents are encouraged to report coyote activity on Coyote Cacher: ucanr.edu/sites/CoyoteCacher/ Coyote Cacher allows the City to monitor all reported encounters. Residents can also use Coyote Cacher to view a map of reported encounters and sign up to receive email alerts. Coyote encounters can also …continue reading
Top Ten Stories for Top Ten Stories for January 27 through February 2 include coyotes, affordable housing, AirBnB, and Seal Beach special election results. The Top Ten Stories for Top Ten Stories for January 27 through February 2 read stories at Orange County Breeze over the last week (excluding weather …continue reading
The month of January marks the beginning of coyote mating season. During this time of year, because coyotes are more active, they will be more noticeable in the community. Residents should be aware of coyotes in the area, and take precautions year-round to protect themselves, their pets, and their property. …continue reading