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Ever wondered how black holes can literally tear stars apart or what causes the Sun to erupt and send material into space? Those questions—and more—will be...

You've heard of Hubble. Probably James Webb. Get ready for the newest kid on the galaxy block: the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope.

While not strictly a San Gabriel Valley event, Caltech's Kerckhoff Marine Laboratory in Corona del Mar offers Pasadena-area audiences a compelling reason to...

The Verdugo Jobs Center, through the City of Glendale, has received an additional assistance grant to provide short-term training opportunities for individuals...

A new no-cost webinar series is launching this month to help owners and managers of residential rental properties in unincorporated Los Angeles County better...

When Jeff Rich joined Carnegie Observatories in 2016, he had a simple idea: If world-class science is happening in a community, that community should be invited...

Mount Wilson Observatory, Pasadena's home of the 100-inch telescope that helped establish much of our modern understanding of our universe and its expanding...

Keck Medicine of USC has expanded its presence in Pasadena with the opening of a business operations office at The Walnut Plaza, located at 215 N. Marengo Ave....

The San Gabriel Valley Regional Housing Trust has surpassed 1,000 funded affordable housing units across the region following approval of a new housing...

Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger is urging Altadena business owners to enroll in the free “Shop Local Marketing Lab+” initiative before...

The 2026 World Cup group stage continues to deliver a whirlwind of drama, goals, and unforgettable moments across all twelve groups.

The findings offer new insight into how microbes survive in soil environments and interact with plant roots, knowledge that could help scientists better...

The twice-yearly City of Astronomy Festival is entering its final stretch, with three days and three events remaining that continue offering free, public...

Residents and visitors are invited to discover why Pasadena is known as the “City of Astronomy” during a free public festival at the Pasadena Convention...

Pasadena Private Lending, Inc. has reported that it has surpassed $500 million in total loans since its founding in 2018, with a notable acceleration in...

IPIC Pasadena will permanently close its doors on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, according to a message posted by the theater on social media.