A Barbie truck -- yes, as in the plastic doll -- will be rolling through Pentagon City next month. On Saturday, May 7, the "Barbie Truck Totally Throwback Malibu Tour" is planning on setting up shop at Westpost (formerly Pentagon Row) in the courtyard near DSW shoe store.

Bucknell senior Marly Walls said she could "not pass up" the opportunity to continue her basketball and academic careers at Pepperdine next season. So after Walls gets her diploma in late May, she's headed to the West Coast Conference to join the Waves as a graduate transfer in Malibu,

The city of Malibu filed a petition with the Federal Aviation Administration to get cleaner and quieter skies in the city.

The Los Angeles County Coroner's office identified Ronald Delao, 56, who died on Thursday, April. 14, on Kanan Dume Road. The coroner’s office said Delao died of blunt trauma.

Waste Management staff organize bottles of spray cans during the document shred and household hazardous and E-Waste collection at City Hall on Saturday, April 16.

The acting captain of the Lost Hills Sheriff Station attended a community "meet and greet" last Saturday at the private residence of Terry Davis (Big Rock HOA president) and Andrew Weyman, and answered questions for well over an hour on his current and potential plans for handling some of Malibu’s thorniest problems — everything from the illegal Sunday “car shows” to thefts from cars parked at the beach.

During her monthly "At The Mayor's Table" discussion with residents, Mayor Deborah Klein Lopez talked traffic safety and development.

Biden's four-bedroom, 3,000-square-foot residence was last on the rental market in May 2021. It features an open floor plan and French doors throughout for indoor-outdoor living.

Almost a week after slapping comedian Chris Rock in the face because of a joke at his wife’s expense, Will Smith took matters into his own hands once again and sent the Academy a letter resigning from the prestigious organization.

Insufficient parking on Pacific Coast Highway for restaurants and retail employees was the main topic discussed during the nearly five-hour Planning Commission meeting on Monday, April 4.