Mountain Lion, Cubs Spotted Along South San Jose Road
A mountain lion and her cubs were spotted on Almaden Road in South San Jose in broad daylight Tuesday. The animals were seen at about 3 p.m. between Mountain and Rome drives, the City of San Jose said. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) said it is aware of the sighting, but the area is somewhat rural, so it is taking a “no harm/no foul approach” and will give the animals some time to go back to their habitat.
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