In this digital age, masterful draftsmanship and hand drawing are less of a requirement when powerful high-tech tools are at the disposal of architects and interior designers. Clients can now see astonishingly photorealistic renderings and even VR projections of their projects.

As announced via Twitter, Santa Monica Studio confirmed that 2018’s God of War will take advantage of PlayStation 5 with new features. Most notably, the game will be available to play at 60 FPS using the “Favor Performance” option.

This feature is confirmed on the official Santa Monica Studio Twitter account. But that’s not the only Kratos-centric game that will get the smooth transition, as PS4 save files for God of War III Remastered will also be transferable to the PS5.

A state Supreme Court agreed to review an appellate court's decision from 2018. (Jenna Fisher/Patch) SANTA MONICA, CA — The state Supreme Court has agreed to review an appellate court's ruling ...

Becky Hammon, a highly-regarded assistant in San Antonio, is poised to become the first woman to coach an NBA team.

"Good for you. I lost four months of pay, still tied up with unemployment and have seen a significant drop in future earnings," one user fired back on Twitter.

Reward is offered for return of Melo, believed to be stolen in Santa Monica, CA. (Courtesy of Patch reader Ashley S.) SANTA MONICA, CA — The owners of a 9-month-old French bulldog, believed to ...

Listed in August for $2.2 million, the unassuming, split-level 2,345-square-foot house has breathtaking views of the Los Angeles skyline and the Santa Monica Mountains all the way to the Pacific.

The collection of mostly short vignettes came out of Jamming the Curve, a competition spearheaded by the team behind IndieCade, the yearly celebration of play that would be happening this month in Santa Monica if the events of the world had not intervened.

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