The Pacific Palisades fire is a reminder that brush fire season is no longer just a fall occurrence. Fire experts have been warning that fire season is now 12 months

Let them know they can sign up via this link. California Gov. Gavin Newsom said Tuesday that the nation's most populous state would stop requiring people to wear masks in almost all circumstances on June 15,

Addiction is a significant piece of L.A. County's homelessness problem. Here's how three formerly homeless women are finding their way to recovery.

Teens and adolescents struggling with mental health issues is on the rise, especially after Covid. Here are 5 mental health tips for adolescents and teens.

Although Malibu is tucked into a corner of Ventura County, the city—and institutions within it, like Pepperdine—remains solidly within LA County’s jurisdiction. That fact has been especially apparent

West Hollywood, Malibu and Playa del Rey escaped the winter coronavirus surge largely unscathed. Wealth wasn't the only thing they had going for them.

If you live in the Malibu area, you’re already likely to be aware of Dr. Lisa Benya, aka “Malibu’s Doctor.” Founder of Malibu Medical Group and the community’s leading expert

One person was killed and two seriously injured in a two-alarm fire in Malibu that started at a home and spread into nearby brush, Los Angeles County fire officials said. As the number of ...

If you are one of the roughly 141 million Americans whose body produces sperm, the substance likely seems abundant and cheap. For the rest of us, it is very much neither.

Officials counted 20,414 new COVID cases on Friday, Jan. 1 and 207 newly reported deaths, though 40 were linked to a backlog in reporting

COVID-19 has killed two additional Malibu residents, according to data provided by Los Angeles County Department of Public Health on Wednesday, Dec. 16, bringing the total number of local victims

The City of Malibu is partnering with Malibu Medical Group to once again offer drive-through COVID-19 testing at Malibu

As coronavirus cases surge, L.A. officials consider new rules that would allow many businesses to remain open but with limited customer capacity.

With only 135 cases recorded since April, Malibu’s COVID-19 stats have remained fairly low as the pandemic has drawn on—but numbers are beginning to rise everywhere, and that includes here.

Removal of the 90-year-old Rindge Dam from Malibu Canyon—a long-anticipated, multi-million-dollar project—moved a crucial step closer to reality on Friday, Nov. 13, when the U.S. Army Corps of Enginee

With a critical nationwide blood shortage, Malibu High School is sponsoring a blood drive this Sunday, Nov. 15, at t Jewish Center and Synagogue. Appointments are available and recommended

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Chemical ecologist Anjel Helms of Texas A&M University will speak on "The Smells of Dinner, Death, and Danger: How Organisms Navigate Multitrophic Interactions in a Chemical World" at the next virtual seminar hosted by the.

Hundreds of bills made it to California Governor Gavin Newsom’s desk in August and September this year. And, while they didn’t all get his stamp of approval, four of the

The novel coronavirus positivity rate fell below three percent across LA County this week, signaling more good news in the fight against the pandemic that has killed more than 200,000