3 SoCal scientists, professors honored at White House ceremony

Calteh physics professor emeritus Barry Barish and UCLA psychology professor Shelley Taylor received a National Medal of Science, while USC computer scientist and engineering professor Neil Siegel received a National Medal of Technology.

Half-eaten 9-foot great white washed up in Australia, experts blame killer whales

According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), killer whales are the “ocean's top predator," growing in sizes of up to 32 feet in length.

P-22 festival at Griffith Park kicks off Sunday

The festival honors the late P-22, a wild cougar who lived in the Los Angeles area for over a decade.

Pasadena reports case of Dengue virus

It's the first known case in California to occur in a person who hadn't recently traveled.

Billions of snow crab deaths off Alaska coast linked to marine heatwave

Dropping to a historical low in 2021, and after historical highs three years earlier, the disappearance of snow crabs is one of the largest losses of marine life worldwide.

Orionid Meteor Shower peaks this weekend as Earth passes through Halley's Comet dust

While Halley's Comet only becomes visible to Earth every 76 years, the planet passes through the comet dust every October, providing the source for the spectacular Orionid Meteor Shower.

Nikon Small World photo contest shows life under the microscope

Have you ever wondered what lighting a matchbox looks like under a microscope? The 2023 Nikon Small World microphotography winners are in.

Prada to design spacesuits for NASA's Artemis III lunar mission

Axiom Space revealed prototypes of the AxEMU spacesuits earlier this year. Now, Prada engineers will join the team working throughout the design process on the Artemis III spacesuits.

Giraffe crushes car windshield at Fossil Rim Wildlife Center

A North Texas family's drive through a wildlife preserve to feed the animals ended with a scary moment on Thursday.

Some female frogs play dead to avoid unwanted male advances, study says

Female frogs may take extreme measures to avoid the pile-up that frequently happens during “explosive" mating in the spring, according to the researchers.