By Garth MeyerRedondo Beach now has a coyote plan, approved May 21 by the city council, laying out details for how to handle an increasing number of sightings, and take action if needed.“(Previously), the city could not have acted to protect our residents,” said Redondo Beach Jim Light, referring to a coyote incident last year, soon after he was appointed mayor. “We are in denning season now.”Jane Chung, assistant city manager, gave further backstory for what led to the Coyot







$1500? Those must be really nice traps. People need to quit leaving coyote chow out at night and the problem is more likely to go away.