STEAM is Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Mathematics. In this series, we talk to local people who are making a difference using the STEAM approach! STEAM stories air every Sunday during the CBS2 News!
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STEAM is Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Mathematics. In this series, we talk to local people who are making a difference using the STEAM approach! STEAM stories air every Sunday during the CBS2 News!
In today's STEAM profile, meet June Clinkseales, a minaturist.
KCAL News meteorologist Alex Biston meets up with Diana Frieling, the founder of Windswept Ranch.
Frieling carefully calculates meals to get the right nutrients to the reindeer at Windswept Ranch
Leroy Brown celebrates 70 years of service with the US Postal Service. At 90, he said he has no plans to retire.
In this week's STEAM Profile we feature a civil engineer working as a water tank inspector.
Warren Petties loves to bring joy to people in his career as operations manager of Imaginarium festival of lights
Rosalie Broderick, cosmetologist and owner Beauty Mark Hair Salon, Temecula, says she uses science math and art in her hair extension work
The Irvine doctor says he enjoys lab work as laboratory medicine has widespread impacts on patients
In this week's STEAM profile, we feature a South L.A. chef with a passion for desserts. Brian McMillan, known as the "Kobbler King," found his love for baking at a very young age.
Joy Benedict reports from Hollywood Hills, one local community doing its part to help the endangered Monarch butterfly revitalize its numbers.
A one-legged young stork is learning to walk on its new 3D-printed prosthesis after the bird injured itself while taking its first flight off a chimney.
People who live in areas prone to wildfire are coming under increased pressure to create a defensible space around their homes. Now, a startup company is using drones and 3D technology to make that task a lot easier.
It may sound like a scene from a horror movie, but researchers in France are catching bats and taking their blood. They want to know why the animals live so long.
An animal shelter in Germany is using a popular dating app in a new approach to find homes for abandoned pets.
There could be a new and faster way to fly by the end of this decade. Boom Supersonic, an aerospace startup, is promising planes that travel faster than the speed of sound.
Wildfires in Northern California have been destructive this season, but they have also been informative for fire weather researchers at San Jose State University.
A French graffiti artist's monumental mountaintop project aims to lift people's spirits by helping to recapture the childlike wonder at clouds drifting by.
It's the start of fall semester and the University of Kentucky is full of students, faculty and...robots. It's part of a new delivery service that's causing quite a stir on UK's campus in Lexington.
As students headed back to the classroom, those familiar yellow buses have taken to the roadways again. But the days of long waits at the bus stop are over in one Texas school district.