The Motion Picture and Television Fund, which celebrates its centennial Sept. 22, was started by the silent film star to offer a safety net to out-of-work colleagues as talkies took over.

This month, 78 Santa Monica small businesses received $5,000 grants from generous community members, business leaders and nonprofits that donated to the City of Santa Monica’s We Are Santa Monica Fund and the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce Foundation.

The MICHELIN Guide announced 45 new restaurants in the Bib Gourmand category in California. Michelin inspectors will recognize the star selection on Tuesday, Sept. 28. Bib Gourmand restaurants offer a full menu of a starter,

Ramen Shack. Chef Keizo Shimamoto’s highly anticipated Ramen Shack has arrived The West Coast resurrection of New York’s lauded ramen-ya (from the crea

Dr.Dre was hit with another million-dollar bill as a result of his ongoing and messy divorce procedures after a judge ordered the “Nuthin’ but a G Thang”

Gaming company Activision Blizzard lost another high-ranking employee Tuesday as it battles a series of lawsuits over workplace culture and unfair labor practices including pay, harassment and discrimination issues.

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The Santa Monica-based company said Tuesday it is complying with a recent Securities and Exchange Commission subpoena sent to current and former employees and executives and the company itself on

Hope Matters, the weekly YouTube interview program produced by Mt. Olive Lutheran Church, Santa Monica, is pleased to announce that this week’s guest is the Rev. Dr. Megan Rohrer, new Bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America’s (ELCA’s) Sierra Pacific Synod and the first openly transgender bishop in a mainline Christian denomination.

Home prices are still climbing nationally and have grown at their fastest annual pace in 45 years, but a slowdown is expected in the near future. Prices increased 1.8 percent from May to June in the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Glendale CA Metropolitan Division,