Mel Gibson was spotted while stepping out with his girlfriend Rosalind Ross and their son Lars on Saturday. The 66-year-old performer appeared to be enjoying the company of his partner.

Clair Lynch, a Malibu resident since 1967, passed away at home surrounded by her family on January 16, 2022, at the age of 93. Clair was born in Michigan’s UP on September 8, 1928. She was one of four born to Fred and Lillian Furton.

Sunny skies, check. Great music, check. Delicious food, check. Good vibes, check. Tie dye, check, of course. And most importantly, strong community support, check, check, check. There were hundreds of happy faces the Sunday and Monday of Memorial Day weekend to celebrate Topanga Days,

The Adamson House, Malibu’s only National Historic Site and California Historic Landmark, depends on its volunteer docents to give tours to the public. The oceanfront property, owned and operated by California State Parks,

April Love Geary left little to the imagination when she showed off her impressive curves while in a bikini on a Malibu beach Thursday ... feet and a squat bulldog standing at her side. The California native also shared some revealing pictures to ...

Teresa Coffey O’Neal: 1962 to 2022 Teresa Marie Coffey O’Neal, 60, of Ocracoke died June 23, with her husband Albert by her side. Born on April 5, 1962, in Hollywood, California,

In the 1930s, surfers won their trophies in paddleboard races. Lifeguard Preston “Pete” Peterson (1913-1983), of Santa Monica’s Del Mar Surfing Club, rose to the top after winning the Pacific Coast Paddleboard Championships and paddling in the first Catalina Island crossing in 1932.

The final KUWTK Malibu mansion For the final season of Keeping up With ... in 2013 and an undeveloped plot in California's Madison Club in La Quinta for $6.3 million (£5.2m) at the end of 2019. In 2014 she took on an enormous Hidden Hills mega-mansion ...

Antique furnishings have always had appeal. But today's supply-line problems and sustainability concerns have boosted their popularity even more.

Snakes, hawks, vultures and cats wandered into the Weisman Museum of Art at Pepperdine University last month. But don’t worry, they won’t bite — they’re sculptures.