Not all Runic Attacks in God of War Ragnarok are worth the effort required to upgrade them. Here are some that players should avoid.

Santa Monica announces TDM Week to promote sustainable transportation, including free transit passes and a car-free challenge.

Eric Borstein is known as “The Walking Man,” and for good reason.  He has Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension, a rare incurable disease that causes high blood pressure in the lungs. According to the

Opinion: We are finally seeing some of the proposed economic policies from both candidates for the presidency. Unfortunately, many of them defy mainstream economic thinking or employ policies that

The city also has its fair share of stunning sunset spots, including the Santa Monica Pier and the Griffith Observatory. Although Barcelona is currently going through a bit of a shake-up when it comes to tourism, the city still managed to grab the fourth ...

By Dan Walters Over the last five years, the state government has spent some $24 billion to ameliorate homelessness, which, according to polls, is California’s most troublesome issue. Despite that immense financial commitment —and billions more in spending by local governments and philanthropic organizations — the number of homeless people continues to grow.

Horrified by the prospect of having to sign into PSN (among other, more tangible complaints), PC gamers are having a normal one over on Steam. There, Sony Santa Monica's sequel, God of War Ragnarok, is currently being review bombed, enduring a "mixed" user score as a result.

Dick Moss, the lawyer who won the arbitration case that created free agency for baseball players, has died. He was 93. The Major League Players Association says Moss died

Mary Louise Nelson was born on September 19, 1924, and starting at 18 years old, worked at Douglas Aircraft in Santa Monica during World War II.

Acquisition furthers DigiCert’s position as a leader in digital trustLehi, Utah, Sept. 23, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- DigiCert, backed by Clearlake Capital Group, L.P. (together with its affiliates, “Clearlake”),