Monday May 12 | Pasadena Star-News
“I would wish for my family to be rich.”
With picture books on baby animals, colorful bookmarks and quirky school supplies, Kidspace Museum's third annual book fair was the perfect time to stock up on reading material. via Pasadena Star-News
Thursday May 8 | Pasadena Star-News
Crown City Brewery going out of business
“I do want to say thanks to all of the people”
Jack Robinson, owner of Crown City Brewery in Pasadena photographed Wednesday, May 7, 2008, has many found memories over the 20 years at Crown City Brewery. via Pasadena Star-News
Monday Apr 28 | Groong Armenian News Network
April 25, 2008 Press Release Western Prelacy of the Armenian Apostolic Church of America H.E. Archbishop Moushegh Mardirossian, Prelate 6252 Honolulu Avenue La Crescenta, CA 91214 Tel: 248-7737 Fax: 248-7745 ... via Groong Armenian News Network
Saturday Apr 26 | Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Task force warns about metal theft
“This way if it's stolen and we see it at the scrap yard we'll know it's yours”
While the housing market struggles, the cost of precious metals is soaring and so is metal theft. via Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Thursday Apr 24 | T.H.E. Journal
robotics education and stem in k-12 schools
“In a way, they're building a wireless remote control car with appendages--mechanisms that can perform various tasks.”
Robotevents.com is a collaboration between Innovation First and Autodesk and is designed to "encourage students and educators to explore the exciting world of robotics and bring real-world experience to STEM ... via T.H.E. Journal
Monday Apr 21 | SF Gate
Man allegedly run down and killed after fight at SoCal party
Los Angeles police say the victim was killed early Sunday outside the party in Reseda. via SF Gate
Saturday Apr 19 | San Francisco Chronicle
Cab driver shot to death in East L.A.
Andres Delamadrid was driving to pick up a fare Friday night when he crashed into a parked car on Gleason Avenue near Evergreen Cemetery, according to a police statement. via San Francisco Chronicle
Thursday Apr 17 | San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Wendie Johnston works to funnel students into biotech careers
“There are two parts to the Chancellor's Office mission. One is to transfer the students to four-year colleges and the other is for work force development.”
Mention technology and most people envision a career in computer science or electronics. via San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Wednesday Apr 16 | Glendale News-Press
Gas prices continue to siphon funds
“If it gets that high for regular, then I think it's time to downsize - to what, I don't know”
As the Los Angeles area set a new record average price for regular-grade gasoline this week at $3.73 per gallon, many Glendale motorists continue to pay higher prices at the pump. via Glendale News-Press
Apr 14, 2008 | WJLA-TV Arlington
Road Restrictions for Pope Benedict's Visit
“I'll avoid the area because of traffic.”
Road restrictions for the Pope's visit begin Monday night and lasts through Friday. via WJLA-TV Arlington









