A body was found in a 55-gallon drum Monday near Malibu's famous Surfrider State Beach, authorities said. A report was called in around 10:30 a.m. about a body in a barrel that had washed up on the beach. Details about the cause of death or the identity of the person in the barrel were not immediately available.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health Monday issued an Ocean Water Use Warning for nine area beaches, advising people to avoid swimming, surfing, or playing in waters due to high bacteria levels.

On Monday morning, lifeguards at Malibu Lagoon discovered a body inside a 55-gallon drum that was floating in the ocean, according to reports. It was unclear how long the container and the body had been in the water.

A man was killed and a woman was injured when their car crashed on Interstate 10 in the Palm Springs area over the weekend, authorities said today. The crash was reported about 3:20 a.m. Sunday on eastbound I-10 east of Wall Road,

A body was found today in a 55-gallon drum on the beach in Malibu, and an investigation was underway. Authorities went to the 23200 block of Pacific Coast Highway about 10:30 a.m., according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.

A body was found in a barrel at Malibu Lagoon State Beach on Monday morning, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. The department received a report around 10:30 a.m. of an open, 55-gallon barrel being found on the beach.

One person was arrested in a beach stabbing in Santa Monica that sent another individual to the hospital Monday afternoon, police said.

As part of its ongoing efforts toward community-wide preparedness, the City of Malibu is offering the next round of the highly popular Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training. The free in-person classes will be held from 6 to 9 p.

According to a new study done by Ruby Home Malibu, homes in Wisconsin are the most popular for real estate investment compared to those of any other state. The study used Google search data for real estate investment and related queries,

Where can you go in Los Angeles to uncover these stories? Here are 10 interesting and historic places to learn or think about L.A.’s Mexican history.

Dwight Hwang has mastered gyotaku art, which is the Japanese version of taxidermy. The Orange County artist's work can be found in restaurants and scientific research.

The fact that Julia Roberts spent an astounding $8.3 million to protect her kids privacy demonstrates she does not joke around with her family.

Tightknit community gathers while goats graze and clear dangerous brush The community spirit of the Malibu West neighborhood was on display last Saturday as residents joyously gathered for its second annual running of the goats.

Dozens of Hollywood stars turned up for the Miu Miu beach house party in Malibu, California including Brie Larson (Captain Marvel, Room). As seen below, the Oscar winner rocked a tight black mini dre

Malibu’s most popular restaurant takes steps to avoid overcrowding Management of the high-end restaurant Nobu met recently with the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department to work out a solution to recent overcrowding events at the destination establishment.

From 'beach-off' to dream ballet, The Times has just #Kenough guidance to help you make sense of the 'Barbie' movie's climactic musical number.

Converter theftA vehicle parked along Pacific Coast Highway was broken into, and the catalytic converter was stolen. The converter was estimated to cost $1,500 to replace. 7/6Vehicle burglaryA vehicle parked near Malibu Colony was broken into and ransacked.

The Malibu angle on the Hollywood strike By Benjamin Marcus Hats off and huzzah to Malibu’s Fran Drescher. Way back in 1984 — as fast-talking PR person Bobbie Fleckman in “This is Spinal Tap” — Drescher summed up the ’80s music business: “Money tawks and bullshit wawks.

I learned how to date later than almost everyone I knew. When I felt clueless, the original Gidget — who has been married since 1965 — served as my love expert.

WiLD CiTY to guide participants through some of LA’s most scenic and unexplored wildspaces Staff Report Resource Conservation District (RCD) is excited to welcome the community to WiLD CiTY, a series of immersive outdoor workshops that will guide participants through some of LA’s most scenic and unexplored wildspaces,