The California Department of Fish and Wildlife reported Tuesday that three new wolf packs have been confirmed in the state.

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife announced on May 14 it launched a public wolf mapping online tool to track collared wolves.

That's when a wolf (OR-7) left Oregon and began a four-month wander through Northern California. He traveled an average of 15 miles per day through Shasta, Siskiyou, Tehama and Butte counties ...