Project O, a nonprofit, has recertified Malibu as a “Blue City” through the Blue City Network. The recertification recognizes the city’s continued work to protect its coastline, creeks and
The Malibu City Council on Monday approved two-year extensions of its contracts with three planning firms, adding $605,000 to their spending caps after some development reviews fell behind
ASICS turned new global research about declining physical activity into a real-world experience in Malibu this week, bringing roughly 75 fitness, health and wellness leaders together at Calamigos Ranch
All evacuation orders and warnings tied to the Bryson Fire in the Santa Monica Mountains have been lifted, and four Malibu schools reopen Monday after crews held the 146-acre
The Malibu City Council on Monday rejected plans to tunnel pedestrians under Pacific Coast Highway near Malibu Seafood and directed staff instead to pursue a full traffic signal and crosswalk
Malibu Moves, the only running event featuring a course within the city of Malibu, will return for a two-day running festival that starts and ends at Zuma Beach on
Southern California Edison may cut power to parts of Malibu beginning Thursday as forecasters warn of hot, dry Santa Ana winds that could fuel extreme fire behavior, city officials said
The Malibu City Council has declared a citywide local emergency because of the threat of extreme weather associated with the strong El Niño forecast for 2026-27.
The council approved
California State Parks announced that repairs will begin later this month on Malibu Pier in Malibu Lagoon State Beach, following the recent award of an emergency contract.
The work marks
The city of Malibu has delayed the warning period for its upcoming Pacific Coast Highway speed camera program from late September to November.
The city said the extra time allows
