When Ken Johnson noticed items around his home knocked over and damaged, he set up cameras. For months, he waited for answers. Then, last week, an uninvited guest emerged from under his Altadena, ...

A California man’s sugary scheme to smoke out a 500-pound bear from beneath his Altadena home went sideways fast, thanks to an unexpected second bruin crashing the operation. Ken Johnson, a product ...

A trap set to capture a 550-pound bear living under a home in Altadena, California, has accidentally caught the wrong animal, according to local media outlet The Los Angeles Times. The misstep marks ...

The bear that moved into a home’s crawlspace more than a week ago in Altadena, California, is not budging: Despite numerous attempts by the homeowners to keep him out, the animal is staying put.

Carter Evans has served as a Los Angeles-based correspondent for CBS News since February 2013, reporting across all of the network's platforms. He joined CBS News with nearly 20 years of journalism ...

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An Altadena homeowner got the surprise of his life when a large bear made itself comfortable in the crawlspace of his home. Ken Johnson said he installed a camera on the side of his home after he ...