If anything is good for pounding humility into you permanently, it’s the restaurant business.” — Anthony Bourdain By Barbara Burke Special to The Malibu Times Malibu’s restaurant sector is undergoing a bit of a sea change,

Seafarers can jump aboard the 63-footer to further explore California’s coastline in the lap of luxury ... This $44.5 Million Tuscan-Style Villa in Malibu Sits Above the Clouds For the unversed, Riva is one of the world’s oldest, most renowned ...

Americans learned that Hunter has moved into a $15,800 monthly rental in Malibu, California. This is his fourth residence in the Democrat-run state in four years. At taxpayers’ expense, Hunter’s Secret Service detail is taking up residence across the street in a $16,

The television staff unpacks “And Just Like That” Season 2, considers whether the show has improved and ponders Carrie’s future as an eccentric cat lady.

An adult male mountain lion died Thursday night after being hit by a car along Highway 126, the latest big cat to die on a major California thoroughfare.

Greg Shellenberg aims to foster innovation and community engagement in new position By Barbara Burke Special to The Malibu Times Hailing most recently from Washington state, where he served as principal for a high-performing high school,

City officials, residents, and businesses come together to prepare and recover from unprecedented tropical storm By Barbara Burke Special to The Malibu Times Forewarned is forearmed, as the old saw instructs.

After Edwin Castro's historic Powerball win, he bought a mansion in the Hollywood Hills that looks a lot like Tony Stark's Malibu compound.

The EPTC works to reduce pollution in Echo Park and helps the unhoused population living near trash-filled areas. Fein said trash frequently accumulates and ends up “festering” without being removed, so EPTC takes on the task.

Assistant planning director says it’s up to the fire department to enforce over-capacity events Despite the uncertainty of the tropical storm that occurred on Sunday, the Planning Commission met on Monday to review one item on the agenda — the Planning Commission Rules of Procedure and Decorum.