This week's roundup includes a handful of stunning homes along with expert analysis on where this wild real estate market is heading.

The Malibu City Council named Assistant City Attorney Trevor Rusin the interim city attorney at the June 27 regular City Council meeting. Trevor has served as the assistant city attorney for Malibu since 2016 and worked for the city for over a decade.

The Malibu Barbie Truck is cruising into Grand Rapids this Saturday, bringing new merch and a retro feel to West Michigan! The truck has a new 70s-inspired look as part of the 2022 Barbie Truck Totally Throwback Malibu Tour.

Sunlife Organics, D’Amores and Thai Restaurant in Point Dume plaza were broken into and vandalized. This is a developing story. Update: to see the full updated story, visit: The Malibu Times.com.

A vehicle parked near Mastro’s Ocean Club Restaurant was broken into and the window was shattered. The window was estimated to cost $500 to repair. There were no security cameras available for evidence.

Malibu City Hall began requiring the use of face masks this week amid a cluster of COVID-19 infections among staff and a spike in cases throughout Los Angeles County. On Friday, the L.A. County Department of Public Health informed Malibu that “due to the recent surge in COVID-19 cases in the county and the resulting positive cases among City Hall staff,

It’s been a month since Michael B. Jordan and Lori Harvey officially broke up after over a year of dating. Having gone their separate ways, the former couple has completely erased each other from their social media feed.

The City of Malibu’s 2022-23 fiscal year budget goes into effect on July 1, and is based on the city’s work plan for the coming year. The new balanced budget remains focused on three things: Woolsey fire rebuilds,

A garden needs water to grow. With strict watering limitations to only twice a week (even numbered addresses allowed Tuesday and Friday, odd numbered addresses allowed Monday and Thursday) now in effect in Malibu,

A common sentiment after a mass shooting is something like "this is the last place you'd expect this to happen." But what can those sentiments tell us about how society assigns empathy?