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    Saturn's Moon Offers Clues in Search for Alien Life▼Saturn’s moon offers clues in search for extraterrestrial life✉newsScience3 min ago

    Researchers at the University of California, Riverside say Saturn's moon Enceladus could offer clues about whether life exists beyond Earth. The frozen moon has a subsurface ocean that vents material into space, making it a promising target in the search for extraterrestrial life, and the findings are drawing attention among scientists and space enthusiasts.

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    San Diego voters receive ballots for 2026 California election●Ballots for 2026 California general election mailed to San Diego voters✉newsWorldElections48 min ago

    County election officials have begun mailing ballots to registered voters in San Diego for the 2026 California general election. The mailing marks the start of the state's universal vote-by-mail process, in which every active registered voter receives a ballot ahead of Election Day. Voters can return ballots by mail, drop box, or in person at voting centers.

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    Honda-Backed Project Aims to Build Trust Between Humans and Robots▼Honda-Supported Project Builds ‘Trust’ Between Humans and Robots✉newsTechnologyRobotics1 h ago

    A research project supported by Honda is working on ways to build trust between humans and robots. The initiative, reported by California State University, Fullerton, focuses on making robotic systems more reliable and acceptable to the people who interact with them. As robots move further into workplaces and daily life, researchers say human confidence in the technology is becoming a key measure of success.

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    UCSD studies mental health outcomes after device-free camp●UCSD looks at mental health outcomes following device-free camp✉newsHealthMental Health5 h ago

    Researchers at the University of California, San Diego are examining the mental health effects of a device-free camp, looking at how stepping away from phones and screens influences young people's wellbeing. The work feeds into a broader debate about social media and technology use among adolescents, and what unplugged experiences might offer.