JUNE 25 UPDATE:

A pair of black bear cubs captured by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife after their parent was euthanized have been taken to the Gold Creek Wildlife Rescue in Auburn, California.

In a post on Facebook, the Rescue says the cubs appear to be in good health, are adjusting well to their rehabilitation enclosure, and are eating and playing.

They will receive full health evaluations in the near future as part of their care.

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ORIGINAL ARTICLE:

A bear has been euthanized in the South Lake Tahoe area after breaking into a locked trailer and attacking the woman inside.

In a post on Facebook, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife said the bear had a long history of human conflict, including multiple home invasions and vehicle break-ins.

Over the weekend, the CDFW says the bear broke into a locked, occupied trailer at 4:30 a.m. at Emerald Bay State Park and swiped at a camper inside, sending her to the hospital.

The bear's two cubs have been safely captured and taken to a wildlife rehabilitation facility where it’s hoped they eventually can be returned to the wild.

The bear was euthanized by the CDFW and California State Parks.