Renowned astrophysicist Jayawardhana is new Caltech president, only 10th in school’s history
Current provost of Johns Hopkins University, who has an asteroid named for him, will lead the prestigious Pasadena institution starting July 1
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2026 Rose Parade is in the books, capturing the ‘world’s stage’ amid a challenging storm
This year's Tournament of Roses was a particularly massive effort, after a difficult year. Despite showers, hiccups and some drama, in the end, it was two hours of floral pageantry,...
It’s Showtime amid the showers: Grand Marshal Earvin ‘Magic’ Johnson leads Rose Parade
This year's Rose Parade grand marshal, Earvin "Magic" Johnson, also kicked off the opening act.
With a new kind of bloom, Woodland Hills attorney turns baseballs into ornamental roses
He's an attorney by day. An arts and craftsman by night. He loves baseball, roses and the Rose Parade. It shows in his work sold on Etsy.
Magic Johnson fits the theme of ‘teamwork,’ adds to his legacy as grand marshal of Rose Parade
Rose Parade Grand Marshal Earvin Magic Johnson like to team up, starting when playing basketball, to businesses and charities
LA Metro urges taking transit to the Rose Parade, Rose Bowl
With so many closed off streets, and with parking at a premium, LA Metro offers transit options for reaching the Rose Parade, game and other related events.
Landmarks and notable businesses lost: A year after the Eaton and Palisades fires
Renowned restaurants, a bunny museum, parks, camps and many historic houses are all ashes. What will come back? And if so, how?
Minnie Cooper, longtime San Gabriel Valley Newspaper Group, SCNG marketing and opinion staffer, dies at age 76
Minnie Cooper, a marketing and administrative employee with the Southern California News Group, was beloved by colleagues.
Nature is rebounding a year after January’s fires, as plants, wildlife – and even a waterfall – thrive
A year after the Eaton and Palisades fires, the natural areas, such as canyons and parks, were devastated. But nature has some things up her sleeve that may surprise you.
LA County pushes back against Trump’s homeless housing funding cuts, asks Congress for help
The LA County Board of Supervisors says a shift in federal homeless funding will put up to 10,000 county households back on the street.