The City conducted a multi-agency earthquake exercise on January 19 at City Hall. The scenario was based on "The Big One," a devastating 7.8 earthquake that seismic experts believe will eventually strike on the San Andreas Fault.

After a pandemic hiatus, the ultimate guide to Malibu and the Santa Monica Mountains is BACK! Discover the beauty of the Malibu and Santa Monica Mountains with our comprehensive visitor guide.

After repeated warnings from a Malibu resident of an imminent threat to Pacific Coast Highway Caltrans is now preparing to shore up a near collapsing section of the highway near Coastline Drive. Concrete barricades are now in place along the right shoulder of the southbound lanes between mile posts 40.

LOS ANGELES (CN) — A landmark Southern California church and wedding venue sued its competitor up the coast in Malibu for allegedly stealing its trademark architectural design, including walls made of glass filling spaces between arched gabled trusses ...

A preliminary 4.2-magnitude earthquake and at least two aftershocks hit the California coast at Malibu early Wednesday morning. There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries. The U.S. National Tsunami Warning Center said it would not issue a tsunami warning.

It’s an edge that’s also inherent in a vibrant visual style that very much functions as a love letter to Los Angeles — one that includes such underutilized local landmarks as Baldwin Hills’ sunny Simply Wholesome eatery, Malibu’s Calamigos Ranch ...

The album, now available in Bootleg Series box-set form, marked the beginning of a third act in Dylan’s career that’s still playing out today.

During the Malibu City Council meeting on Monday, Jan. 23, councilmembers and speakers began with expressing concerns with the brush fire that occurred on Saturday, stating the incident is an ongoing occurrence on Tuna Canyon with homeless encampments.

The two-acre compound known as Zuma Farms comes with a main house, a repurposed barn, an equestrian paddock and an Airstream trailer.

Walter Ulloa, who built a national network of more than 100 TV and radio stations, supported Chicano and Mexican artists with the help of Cheech Marin.