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Community Members Invited to Join the City's Virtual Community Meeting on Homelessness in Malibu

The City of Malibu invites community members to join a virtual community meeting to discuss homelessness in Malibu on Wednesday, January 17, 11 a.m.

Months after horrific crash, Malibu's PCH is set for safety fixes

After an October crash that killed four Pepperdine students, safety upgrades are planned for the PCH in Malibu.

Months after horrific crash, Malibu's PCH is set for safety fixes. Will it be enough?

After an October crash that killed four Pepperdine students, safety upgrades are planned for the PCH in Malibu.

AB 1500 Bill Supporting Homeowners With Property Damaged From Wildfires

On Monday, October 16, Matt Myerhoff, Media Information Officer for the city of Malibu indicated in an email to Canyon News that the

Questions linger over Kourtney Kardashian's Poosh party • The Malibu Times

Apparent discrepancies in permit application and enforcement  Controversy continues over a recent commercial influencer event held in a residential Malibu neighborhood. A Special Event Permit was issued by the city on Sept. 22 for a purported backyard celebration to be hosted the next day by a local resident, despite apparent red flags communicated by a […]

Malibu Triathlon tries for Hail Mary appeal to save race - Santa Monica Daily Press

Malibu Triathlon organizers will go before the Malibu city council Monday night to try to salvage this year’s race.

James Perse dominates Malibu Lumber Yard as last local business vacates amid controversy • The Malibu Times

Strange Family Vineyards exits MLY, alleges monopoly and ordinance violations By Barbara Burke  Special to The Malibu Times  When one enters Malibu Lumber Yard (MLY), you will see a lot of James Perse’s presence. There’s an apparel shop named James Perse, featuring the highly successful businessman’s aesthetic clothing. Then, there’s James Perse Malibu Home, an […]

Malibu Is Building More Homes, But Not Enough

Malibu City Hall requires face masks amid staff COVID infections

Malibu City Hall, which has around 85 employees, recorded four positive cases between June 14 and June 27.

Applications Accepted Through March 31 for Malibu General Fund Grants to Support Efforts by Non-Profits