Beatty is known for its burros, and a recent roundup by the Bureau of Land Management isn’t likely to change that. In fact, some residents wish the federal government would do more to control the ...

Wild burros make lots of tracks — and lots of little burros. That’s a concern for hikers and land managers because overpopulation can lead to overgrazing, negative impacts on native wildlife and ...

As humans continue to contend with COVID-19, herds of wild burros in the Inland Empire are facing their own outbreak of a deadly equine influenza that has killed more than a dozen donkeys since June.

Untamed burros walking along roads or roaming into backyards are a sight to behold in the Inland Empire. They’re also potentially dangerous to motorists and a nuisance to ranchers and homeowners.

Reporting from Death Valley National Park — As the sun set on a landscape of scruffy mountains and sweeping plains, 20 wild burros watched Mark Meyers with ears erect. They had reason to be quizzical: ...

These days, burros aren’t just Beatty’s unofficial mascot. They now outnumber people, digging through trash cans, causing traffic jams and getting up close and personal with gas station patrons en ...

Dozens of wild burros have been killed since May, and the Bureau of Land Management is offering a $10,000 reward Federal authorities are looking for the culprits responsible for the deaths of more ...

RIVERSIDE, Calif. (KABC) -- Wild burros have roamed the hills northeast of Riverside for decades. But with new development, and friendly neighbors feeding them, the burros are becoming much more of a ...