Jeremy Rosenberg
Jeremy Rosenberg is a Los Angeles-based writer, editor, and consultant whose work has appeared in various books, magazines, newspapers, and online.
MacArthur Grant winner Peter Gleick on how Singapore has cut its water use, and why California hasn't.
If it's good enough for City Halls... The TTLA blogger wagers with the Boston Globe's great staff writer and Exhibitionist blogger Geoff Edgers.
How's this for potentially earth-shattering news? NASA announced today that research shows that Mars' "envionrment may have been favorable for life." The data collectors are two robot rovers from the Southland.
TTLA's blogger remembers riding the Goodyear dirigible for an latimes.com column. He quotes the pilot, himself, and Ice Cube.
UCLA's New Networked Center
Here's a quick primer on the forward-thinking folks at UCLA's Center for Embedded Networked Sensing.
The U.S. is less at risk from terrorism today than the country was on September 11, 2001, according to RAND's Brian Michael Jenkins.
It's now been nearly a month since the April 20 Gulf of Mexico oil spill, rig sinking, marine and wildlife catastrophe, and presumed death of eleven men. What does TTLA's Crescent City correspondent say?
Meet the secretive Department of D.I.Y., the group said to be behind the sharply-designed, wheat-pasted posters throughout Los Angeles that urge caution between bicyclists and automobile drivers.
Cue the orchestra, or at least the iTunes and P.A. It's college and university graduation season across Southern California, and beyond. Leading politicians, academics, artists, writers - yes writers - and KCET icon Dr. Huell Howser are among the regio...
The annual Milken Institute Global Conference took place recently. More than 120 videos of the event's panel discussions are posted online for free-of-charge viewing.