Drought Driving Mountain Lions, Coyotes Into Foothill Communities

Doug Saunders, The San Bernardino Sun
Fri, 08/01/2014 - 11:04pm

RANCHO CUCAMONGA >> Mountain lions indigenous to life in the foothills are making their way into neighborhoods, possibly looking for food and water.

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