California voters will begin marking their mail-in ballots for the Nov. 5 election in just a few days and how they vote may reflect their somewhat sour outlooks, particularly rising concerns about crime,

"Where do you take your kids for haircuts?" This question echoed through countless mom chats and work conversations, leaving Galit Ptalis, a tech leader at YouTube and Google, stumped. Despite her success in making the internet safer,

Christopher Felts welcomed a few visitors at his door this past week, celebrating the longtime Santa Monica resident’s transition into permanent supportive housing.

God of War Ragnarök has launched on PC, introducing exciting features like Reduced Puzzle Hints and Cinematic Audio Description.

The tournament, held during the Santa Monica Peer to Pier Bitcoin festival, will feature semi-pro and amateur divisions, awarding a $5,000 prize pool paid in bitcoin.

Malibu-based AJA Vineyards will bring its wine down from the mountains and into Santa Monica when it opens its first tasting room downtown next month. The vintners say the space, located at 2nd Street and Santa Monica Boulevard,

A luxury, 100-foot yacht docked in Marina del Rey that had fireworks and 1,000 rounds of ammunition aboard erupted into a fiery inferno before sinking on Wednesday night. The Los Angeles Fire Department responded to reports of the blaze at 2201 Basin A shortly after 8:30pm and thankfully,

My HOA bylaws authorize a board of seven directors, but only three members attended a recent board meeting because there were four vacancies. At one meeting, only two directors attended, and approved significant actions.

By Jim Newton How liberal is Los Angeles? Even at first glance, the answer is: very. No Republicans hold city offices, and the Republican Party has ceased to play any meaningful role in Los Angeles governance or politics.

Originally concocted in 1980s Taiwan, the country is still bubbling with excitement over the product today, leading to Ronald Chan and Patrick Sun opening Odd One Out in 2022.