It may not seem like much in the scheme of things, but the City of Malibu has received more than $47,000 in federal funds to be used to replace infrastructure lost in the 2018 Woolsey Fire. Malibu along with six other cities and counties will receive wildfire recovery funding.

Second Reading and Adoption of Ordinance No. 502. Conduct second reading, unless waived, and adopt Ordinance No. 502, determining the amendment is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act,

After a foreseen discussion, The California Coastal Commission (CCC) denied certification of the Land Use Plan Amendment No. LCP as submitted by the City of Malibu, stating it does not meet the requirements of and is not in conformity with the policies of Chapter 3 of the Coastal Act.

The bill, which has yet to be introduced in the Legislature, would also exempt the Diablo Canyon extension from the California Environmental Quality Act and several other environmental rules that nuclear opponents might otherwise use to challenge the extension.

Southern California water agencies had asked the state to allocate more supplies to irrigate vegetation in high-risk fire areas.

Malibu Times newspaper freelance reporter Jimy Tallal has pulled nomination papers to run for Malibu City Council.

Although the forum between the two candidates for Los Angeles County 3rd District Supervisor was scheduled from 2 to 4 p.m. last Sunday at the Malibu Library, there was a late start.

Malibu voters will be able to choose one of two candidates for County Supervisor, District 3: Bob Hertzberg or Lindsey Horvath. The current incumbent, Sheila Kuehl, is retiring, and Malibu native State Senator Henry Stern did not make the runoff in the June primaries.

Election filings opened Monday for Windsor Town Council and by Wednesday five candidates had made their intentions known for the four available seats.

Election filings opened Monday for Windsor Town Council and by Wednesday five candidates had made their intentions known for the four available seats.

Bob Hertzberg, currently a California State Senator (D-Van Nuys) and majority leader emeritus of the State Senate, is a candidate for the LA County Board of Supervisors District 3 (which includes Malibu) in the November election.

Anyone interested in running for Malibu City Council can begin the paperwork process beginning Monday July 18 at 7:30 a.m. Papers to file for candidacy must be pulled during the nomination period that runs until Friday,

The Malibu Middle and High School Specific Plan was the most discussed and highly signed-up item during the Malibu City Council meeting on Monday, July 11. The council also discussed and passed Item 6a,

Public safety has been a major concern in Malibu lately, with brush fires, power outages, vandalism, and theft occurring this past month. To start the Public Safety Commission meeting on June 6, the commission addressed community concerns in regards to the vandalism that occurred during the holiday weekend.

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 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,

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,

A West Hollywood councilwoman has removed the name of the famously LGBTQ-friendly city from her campaign website as she runs for Los Angeles County supervisor.

As of today, the minimum wage rises to $16.04 an hour in the city of Los Angeles and $15.96 in unincorporated L.A. County.

The discussion to hire an expert to guide the city in response to school safety, and the idea to implement armed presence in local schools, was the main topic of discussion during the City Council meeting on Monday,