Photo by Samantha Bravo/TMT. Panel prepares for storms and 2023 Homeless Count, and receives a report from Malibu/Lost Hills Lt. Dustin Carr The first Public Safety Commission reviewed the 2022 ...

Presentations explored the topics of prison reform, the power of faith behind bars and its ability to change lives for the better Faith, reconciliation, and flourishing. A symposium on prison reform was held at Pepperdine University on Thursday,

I was able to pick up my vehicle before New Year. This is my second Malibu and I love it. My first one was in 2018. I live the upgraded and updated version. Anna is always great. Used Sergio has ...

Since 1990, over 4,000 turtles and tortoises have passed through the gates of the American Tortoise Rescue (ATR) sanctuary in Malibu, according to Susan Tellem, executive director of the nonprofit organization whose mission is “the protection of turtles and tortoises around the globe.

A 1-acre brush fire is burning in Malibu, according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department. The blaze was first reported a few minutes before 1 p.m., and it was described as being one-eighth of

MALIBU, CA — Residents in Malibu were warned about large, dangerous waves and minor flooding along the coast as a weeks-long storm that battered Los Angeles County moves out of the area.

Escondido Falls is a well-known hiking trail in Malibu, and after a rainstorm, it comes to life. Tucked between Malibu neighborhoods, the hike is easy for all ages. The trail starts at Edward Albert Escondido Canyon Trail and ends with a stunning and photo-worthy waterfall view.

Features: Putting green; library; gym; home theater; infinity-edge Jacuzzi; window-lined tower for piano; large island; glass-front storage; breakfast area in ocean-view solarium; Caliber bbq + smoker;

Pepperdine University women's tennis team is expected to co,me back to action against Clemson on Saturday, January 28 in Malibu at 10:00 for the ITA Kick-Off Weekend

This is a modified letter that I sent to City Council on Jan. 13, in response to Task Force Member Scott Dittrich’s letter of Jan. 9, and Dittrich’s public comment that same night at council, in which he stated that the Task Force has completed their duties and should be disbanded.