Southern California Edison apologized Tuesday for having sent out an erroneous set of messages about a possible intentional power outage somewhere in the Malibu area.

Sheriff Alex Villanueva is pursuing the Trump-deSantis-Cruz political strategy of embracing outrageously anti-progressive initiatives to ensure highest name recognition in upcoming elections.

The L.A. Phil plays Strauss, L.A. Opera offers Wagner. Bodytraffic and BalletX tear up local stages. ‘Mamma Mia!’ and a Rodgers & Hammerstein revue.

Often remembered for her 1926 kidnapping scandal, Aimee Semple McPherson was involved in another scandal at Las Tunas Beach in 1930.

Why is everyone so angry? Letters to the editor, emails, online postings make it absolutely clear that everyone, and I do mean everyone, seems to be totally angry, short tempered, grouchy and not very sympathetic to anyone else’s problems.

This is a good time to get some Halloween safety out to keep those trick or treaters safe. As a kid, this was always one of my favorite holidays. Carving pumpkins, dreaming up a costume (then trying to make it) and collecting pillowcases full of candy.

Nine Malibu residents tested positive for the coronavirus in the week from Tuesday, Oct. 5, through Monday, Oct. 11, bringing Malibu’s total number of residents to have tested positive for

Billy Moss is a little under a year away from his next bodybuilding competition, but he is already preparing for it.

The other day a friend of mine upon seeing a college photo of me said rather casually, “You were handsome.” For those of you who might think this was a compliment, I assure you it was not remotely that. You see, she did not say, “You are handsome ...

Weekend breakfast at home is the best, and one of my family’s most favorite morning spreads is peanut butter pancakes with all—and I mean all—the fixings.