First-year Pepperdine Waves women’s tennis players Savannah Broadus and Janice Tjen were first paired together during the ITA Southwest Regional Championships in San Diego last October.

The Dolphin Award winners for 2021 have been announced by the Malibu Dolphin Charitable Foundation, the nonprofit organization founded by the former owners of The Malibu Times, Arnold and Karen York.

Malibu Cultural Arts Commission meeting on March 22, board members raised questions and concerns on the private photography exhibit the subcommittee curates within the few commissioners.

They’ve recently posted signs directing people to report reckless drivers, including a direct line to the California Highway Patrol. Since the signs went up March 18, there’s been a marked drop-off of speeders through the residential area and an increase in quiet that longtime residents have always enjoyed in their rural surroundings.

Children’s Creative Workshop is one of Malibu’s longest running, nonprofit private preschools located on the Point Dume Marine Science Campus. Started in 1982, the organization is based on academics in art and learning in a dynamic and creative environment.

On Saturday afternoon, the Malibu Village parking lot was filled with something other than supercars, a pop-up farmers market. The event provided a variety of local farmers, vendors, raffles and hand crafted goods.

Five-Time Grammy Award Winning music producer Devine Evans shares some of his Coachella music creations for free to his fans online.

A man wearing what looks like a security officer uniform was discovered dead in Malibu Tuesday morning, authorities said.

Raquel Leviss has revealed huge plans for her career — and they don’t involve reality television. On the April 1, 2022, episode of Katie Maloney’s “You’re Gonna Love Me” podcast, the “Vanderpump Rules” star shared that she will be competing in the 2022 Miss California pageant.

Last Thursday, at a special meeting, the Malibu City Council came together to discuss only one agenda item: the topic of Alternative Sleeping Locations (ASLs) for the unhoused. The historically divided council voted unanimously 4-0 to take action on this deeply dividing city issue (Councilmember Karen Farrer was absent).