Available appointment dates and times will be posted on the City’s election webpage on Monday, July 11 when City Clerk staff will begin taking appointments. Completed forms must be filed by the last day of the Nomination Period on Friday,

After sharing the first photo of her baby's face, Sharna Burgess gave an update on her 'slow but steady' postpartum recovery.

A report found that California home prices shot up since 2012 even as it suffered more natural disasters than any other state

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,

Pictures of a sand crab at Big Dume on Sunday, May 22. Photo by Iveta Linkova. Pictures of a sand crab at Big Dume on Sunday, May 22. Photo by Iveta Linkova Pictures of a sand crab at Big Dume on Sunday,

They include U.S. titles Moon Garden by Ryan Stevens Harris, about a young girl struggling to awake from a coma who travels through a strange industrial landscape to consciousness and found footage, paranormal investigation tale Malibu Horror Story by ...

Mike Wittner, who covered the Tri-Valley in early 2022, will take over the Dublin Patch as permanent field editor.

Leonardo DiCaprio kept a low profile on Monday as he stepped out in Malibu, California. The 47-year-old Titanic star went under the radar in a black baseball cap, shades, and a face mask.

Several homes along Pacific Coast Highway and Tuna Canyon Road were vandalized by a man with a pickaxe Monday night around 9 p.m., reported by KTLA news. The man was seen on one of the home security cameras swinging the pickaxe towards residents' doors and vehicles.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has issued an order requiring face masks once again at Malibu City Hall. The department says the requirement is due to the recent surge in COVID-19 cases in the county and the “resulting positive cases among City Hall staff.