The City of Malibu Arts Commission is inviting local artists to participate in the city's summer public art exhibition, "Carving Canvas," celebrating Malibu's rich
The City of Malibu has entered into a tolling agreement with Los Angeles County, pausing litigation over claims against the county brought in the city's February lawsuit arising
The City of Malibu's Summer 2026 Recreation Guide and City Newsletter is now available online at MalibuCity.org/CommunityServices and was mailed to Malibu residents the week of
The City of Malibu will host the 2026 Poetry Summit: Vibrant Cycles on Saturday, May 16, at noon at Malibu City Hall. The city's premier annual poetry event
A group of Pepperdine University faculty and students will present work at one of the contemporary art world's most prestigious venues when Love & Mercy, Blue opens May
Speaker: Skateboarding legend Rodney Mullen headlines Malibu Library Speaker Series events May 6. (Courtesy Image)
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The City of Malibu will host two events featuring world-renowned skateboarder, inventor and innovator
Malibu City Council on Monday delayed final approval of a $14 million contract to install speed safety cameras along the Pacific Coast Highway, directing staff to revise the agreement to
The City of Malibu Community Services Department has received a "Best of the Best" Marketing and Communications Award from the California Park and Recreation Society for a social
The Malibu City Council voted unanimously April 13 to extend its parking enforcement contract with LAZ Parking for three additional years and approved an immediate funding increase, citing increased enforcement
Standing at Pepperdine University with a scorched coastline at his back, Malibu's newly appointed City Manager Joe Irvin framed the region's recovery challenge with the bluntness
The Malibu City Council voted unanimously Monday to adopt a sweeping update to the city's Safety Element — the foundational policy document guiding how the city prepares for wildfires,
The City of Malibu and LA County Library, in partnership with Pepperdine University, will present climate journalist and author Bill McKibben as the Earth Month special edition of the 2026
