Cats of a variety of ages and breeds were found in a Fullerton home after a call was placed to Orange County Animal Control by a member of the public concerned about their welfare.

At least 120 cats of various breeds and ages were seized from a home in a quiet Fullerton neighborhood on Wednesday, July 2, much to the surprise of some nearby residents.

Fullerton became the unexpected focus of animal welfare concerns as Orange County Animal Control officers seized a staggering number of felines - at least 120 cats - from a residence on Wednesday.

FULLERTON, Calif. - Orange County animal control officials recovered at least 120 cats from a home in Fullerton on Wednesday, after a tip from a concerned community member. What we know: ...

West Covina police have seized about 9,300 pounds of illegal fireworks, arrested a Fullerton man and found an unregistered handgun between June and the first week of July, authorities announced ...

Many people across Texas and around the country are seeking ways to help those in Kerrville after devastating flooding.

The petition’s creator, Bodega Cats of New York founder Dan Rimada, called the legislation a “huge moment” both for bodega cats and the people who love them. “While the bill is still being ...

Cats can see color—but not the same way humans do. Here’s the truth about how feline vision works and how it differs from ours.

The team behind Warners’ upcoming The Cat in the Hat movie have defended the studio’s decision to shelve Coyote vs. Acme, saying that the episode should not “become representative of how ...