Edify Labs, a software firm with offices in California and Indiana, moved from Carmel into the penthouse of The Ellipse building in downtown Fishers earlier this month. The move makes room for 150 new jobs.

We're answering readers' questions about life during the pandemic: I was under the impression that the Marvin Braude Bike Trail (along the coast from the South Bay to Santa Monica and beyond) is closed,

George Christy, a gossip and party columnist who wrote for The Hollywood Reporter for more than 26 years before leaving amid controversy in 2001, has died. He was 93. Christy died Tuesday night of heart failure at Providence Saint John's Health Center in Santa Monica,

Santa Monica schools could see a later start date this fall when the semester begins with distance learning. SMMUSD officials are considering a possible later date, notifying parents and staff this week that students could begin school on August 24.

School Campaign in July and Continued to Invest in Mobile ImprovementsSANTA MONICA, Calif., Aug. 12, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Society6 today announced record-setting Gross Transaction Value (GTV) of $17.

Roller skating has become increasingly popular since the coronavirus pandemic. But African American skaters have been gracefully gliding around LA and cities nationwide for decades.

The Japanese retailer opened in Hollywood in 2013. The 8,600 square foot venue was the largest MUJI store in America at the time, until the new Santa Monica store surpassed it in 2018. MUJI left the door open for an eventual return, saying they would be ...

What doesn’t, even here, is the day to day, creeping realization so many have that they are no longer safe in the city they love. I won’t rehash last week’s column, and those events of May 31. But to be clear,

City Hall East is complete, but not yet open to the public. (Ross Furukawa) Santa Monica’s City Council meeting was canceled this week but members of the city’s Rent Control Board are still expected to meet Thursday at 7 p.m. via live stream.

The first locally-produced, hemp-based “milk” has hit the shelves of grocers throughout the Westside, and founders Drew Schwartz and Daniel Art said they believe their dairy alternative can help change the world.