With temperatures becoming warmer, Santa Clarita residents could see more coyotes as they become more active and are looking for food, officials said. During the spring and summer months, wildlife of all types begin to come out and become more active, said Russell Kimura, the regional park superintendent with the Placerita Nature Center. “Lately I have been seeing a coyote ...

For residents of Santa Clarita, coyote sightings are a daily occurrence as the animals pass through neighborhoods and residential areas. However, some coyotes have become desensitized to humans, leading to danger for both pets and people. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking KHTS Santa Clarita News Alerts delivered right to your inbox. What to do if you and your dog encounter a ...