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LA mayor calls for cuts as virus shakes City Hall

MICHAEL R. BLOOD Associated Press Mayor Eric Garcetti released a pandemic-wounded spending plan Monday for the coming year that he called “a document of our pain” that includes service cuts

By Associated Press

/ 21 Apr 2020

LA mayor calls for cuts as virus shakes City Hall

City of Malibu Offers Free Disaster Preparedness Class for Seniors and People with Disabilities

As part of ongoing efforts to enhance community-wide disaster preparedness, the City is offering two free courses on disaster preparedness for seniors and people with disabilities or mobility issues on

By Guest Author

/ 8 Feb 2020

City of Malibu Offers Free Disaster Preparedness Class for Seniors and People with Disabilities

Black History Month

City Hall held a Black History Month event on Tuesday featuring a discussion of nine historic black

By Editor

/ 5 Feb 2020

Students Invited to Submit Original Artwork for the City’s 2020 Student Art Exhibit

The City of Malibu and the Harry Barovsky Memorial Youth Commission invite local students to participate in the 2020 Student Art Exhibit, which opens with a public reception Friday, February

By Guest Author

/ 25 Jan 2020

Students Invited to Submit Original Artwork for the City’s 2020 Student Art Exhibit

Year in Review Part 1: March

MARCH A longtime art auctioneer held his last auction at Bergamot Station. Robert Berman, owner of Santa Monica Auctions, announced plans to downsize and move his gallery. A three-story building

By Guest Author

/ 24 Dec 2019

Art installation confronts homeless crisis

A new sculpture has been installed at the former Savings and Loan building (26th and Wilshire). The statue, titled “In The Image” is by Ed Massey and the accompanying description

By Editor

/ 20 Nov 2019

Art installation confronts homeless crisis

Malibu to Host Community Feedback Workshops to Help Create a Citywide Resiliency Plan

The City of Malibu will hold two workshops to get community feedback for the creation of a Citywide Resiliency Plan on Tuesday, October 29, 6:00 PM to 8:00

By Guest Author

/ 12 Oct 2019

Malibu to Host Community Feedback Workshops to Help Create a Citywide Resiliency Plan

City Hall may allow more nightlife on the Promenade

Officials say the Third Street Promenade needs restaurants and bars that give visitors a reason to s

By Todd James

/ 1 Oct 2019

City Hall may allow more nightlife on the Promenade

Council considers ban on lying

The city of Santa Monica would like people to stop lying on official documents. While existing rules have some penalties for falsifying some documents, the City doesn’t have a

By Guest Author

/ 23 Sep 2019

Radical Beauty, Malibu Rising: Reflections on the Woolsey Fire

All community members are invited to attend the opening reception on Friday, September 20 of the second installation of “Radical Beauty, Malibu Rising,” the City of Malibu Cultural Arts Commission’

By Guest Author

/ 9 Sep 2019

Radical Beauty, Malibu Rising: Reflections on the Woolsey Fire

Malibu Library Speaker Series Presents a Multimedia Presentation Exploring the Beatles’ ‘Abbey Road’

The Malibu Library Speakers presents Scott Freiman’s “Roll Up! Deconstructing Abbey Road,” an innovative multimedia exploration of how the Beatles created their world-changing music, Wednesday, September 18, 7 p.

By Guest Author

/ 6 Sep 2019

Malibu Library Speaker Series Presents a Multimedia Presentation Exploring the Beatles’ ‘Abbey Road’

Pico planning changes to allow bars, restaurants and cultural facilities

Local officials are trying to encourage more businesses to open on Pico Boulevard without accelerating displacement in the rapidly gentrifying neighborhood. City Hall is changing Pico Boulevard’s zoning to

By Todd James

/ 6 Sep 2019

Pico planning changes to allow bars, restaurants and cultural facilities