For the past 16 years, Pasadena-based writer and radio personality has built a national reputation for making science fun and intriguing for the masses via her daily 90-second program “The Loh Down on Science,” which reaches an audience of four million listene... More »
Local immigration activists responded to President Donald Trump’s executive order banning some immigration into the United States due to the Coronavirus. “By pausing immigration, we’ll help put unemployed Americans first in line for jobs as America reopens,” T... More »
One of the ways we experience the world around us is through our skin. From sensing temperature and pressure to pleasure or pain, the many nerve endings in our skin tell us a great deal. Our skin can also tell the outside world a great deal about us as well. M... More »
How does a high-school senior complete graduation requirements amid school shutdowns and remote learning during the coronavirus crisis? The Pasadena Unified School District school board is about to get some details. The PUSD board is scheduled to meet remotely... More »
With potentially record-setting heat on tap for the weekend, local officials have put out a plea for residents to avoid flocking to closed beaches and trailheads to take advantage of the taste of summer in defiance of COVID-19 social-distancing mandates. “It’s... More »
Thursday, temperatures continue to climb in the region’s first heatwave of the year, prompting forecasters to urge area residents to protect themselves against heat-related illnesses. Today’s high is predicted to top out at 93, and Friday’s at 94, under clear ... More »
During the holiday of Passover, which recently ended, there is a line in the story about letting “all who are hungry come and eat…” This line has always been an important one for me, even before I started my work at Friends In Deed. And obviously, now it has b... More »
For the first time in at least two weeks, Pasadena health officials reported no new Coronavirus deaths. On Wednesday the city reported just new two cases of the Coronavirus. The report was a change from recent reports that showed increased cases daily. In tota... More »
Life in Pasadena has been turned upside down by the COVID-19 pandemic. I must express my heartfelt sympathy to those who have lost loved ones & my profound gratitude to those who have worked so hard to keep us all going. Like the rest of the State, Pasadena ha... More »
Early Wednesday, Pasadena residents felt a small earthquake. The jolt, a 3.7 earthquake centered near Inglewood, left many residents wondering how the city would respond during the Safer at Home order if a major quake struck the area. Orders issued requiring b... More »
A Pasadena-based biotech company has started a clinical trial using a drug they say could significantly increase the rate of recovery for COVID-19 patients with underlying health conditions. The company, Circularity Healthcare, said its trial will help some of... More »
Pasadena-based Premier Care Dental Group says people should continue to observe proper dental hygiene practices, not just during periods of uncertainty like this current COVID-19 pandemic. In a statement, the dental care group said brushing after every meal is... More »
