St. Aidan’s Church hosted its annual Harvest of Hope charity fundraiser on Saturday, Nov. 6. The community event featured freshly made tacos, live music from Old Dawgs, New Tricks and a silent auction.

Tons of hot pink Phos-Chek fire retardant were dumped from air tankers in the Malibu area during the Woolsey Fire; tons were also dumped on dozens of other wildfires throughout

I know you have been technically in the newspaper business, but you have been our lifeline as we dealt with issues in Malibu over the years. A simple thank you seems so inadequate to express my gratitude,

The Malibu community needs trustworthy reporting—but good journalism isn’t free. Please help keep us in print by making a contribution. I am always happy, ready and eager to support the doctors and nurses at the clinic,

On behalf of the Malibu Woman’s Club, thank you very much to Arnold and Karen York for tirelessly serving the Malibu community by continuing to print the local news in

An additional 14 cases of COVID-19 were reported among Malibu residents in the week from Nov. 2–8, which brings the total number of local cases recorded up to 696. However,

Malibu community members created an altar, or ofrenda, to honor lost loved ones in celebration of Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, a Mexican holiday that coincides

Longtime Malibu resident, psychologist and author Dr. Noelle C. Nelson shares a profoundly positive perspective on the aftermath of trauma and devastation in her latest published work, “Phoenix Rising

I’ll always remember driving through San Luis Obispo with Hayley early in our rekindled relationship in 2009, and we talked about our community and what we aspired to do. We

A giant compound in Malibu recently sold for $177 million, setting a new record for the highest-priced home sale ever in California, and the second-highest home price ever paid in