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Making, and more recently digital making, has become a critical link to teaching and learning in schools and communities worldwide. ArtCenter College of Design has published a report outlining how to integrate digital making with traditional maker spaces to su... More »
With great gusto, mom told me how she’d gone to visit her kid’s elementary school teacher because something needed to be done about the miscreant in the classroom Huh? Mom wanted the teacher to sit the unpleasant second-grader somewhere other than next to her ... More »
In a move to gain new insights into the U.S. Civil War, The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens announced today the public launch of an innovative crowdsourcing project to transcribe and decipher a collection of nearly 16,000 Civil War t... More »
Planet formation is a complex and tumultuous process that remains shrouded in mystery. Astronomers have discovered more than 3,000 exoplanets—planets orbiting stars other than our Sun—however, nearly all are middle-aged, with ages of a billion years or more. F... More »
[Updated] Pasadena resident Darrell D. Miller, Chair of the national Entertainment Department at 750-attorney Fox Rothschild LLP and Managing Partner of the firm’s Los Angeles offices, was honored as the 2016 Entertainment Lawyer of the Year by the Entertainm... More »
“Put simply, we needed the extra space to continue to hire great people,” said Shane Garoutte, GM & Vice President, Technology Operations at Everbridge, which is moving from Glendale to the entire floor of a North Lake Avenue office building in Pasadena over t... More »
The National Weather Service says the pattern of low morning clouds is expected to evaporate as a heat wave sweeps into Southern California. Tuesday becomes the last morning when patchy fog is visible over Pasadena before 11 a.m., and then turns into cloudines... More »
Kalamazoo, Michigan’s version of the Doo Dah Parade took off last Saturday kicked off city’s June Jubilee, a special summer event which continues throughout this week. The Kalamazoo Doo Dah Parade, a knockoff of Pasadena’s own Do Dah Parade that started back i... More »
[Editor’s Note: This Opinion piece originally pointed to a June City Council meeting date. The item has been re-agendized, and the article has therefore been appropriately updated.] PROHIBITED – Drive-through business, all vehicle services including car or mot... More »
Soccer fans visiting the Rose Bowl in Pasadena to watch the upcoming Copa America Centenario matches should plan alternative means of travel besides personal cars and expect heavy crowds and traffic around the area Tuesday through Thursday, the Pasadena Police... More »
On May 11, a sealed capsule containing fungi and bacteria fell from the sky and splashed down in the Pacific Ocean. Microbiologist Kasthuri Venkateswaran could hardly wait to see what was inside it. At NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, ... More »
Huntington Hospital staff and Pasadena firefighters took over the Paseo Colorado main courtyard on Thursday, setting up tables with inflatable dolls to teach shoppers how to do Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) in less than five minutes. The annual “Sidewalk... More »
