There’s more money there [in Malibu] than there is here [in Santa Monica] by light years.” — Sue Himmelrich, Santa Monica Mayor, February 8, Santa Monica City Council Meeting. This November, Malibu faces its most critical election since cityhood — only it’s not for city

EV maker Sondors (SODR), which specializes in e-bikes and e-motorcycles, has filed for a proposed $25M initial public offering. Read more about the IPO here.

Multiple legal petitions have been filed in an ongoing dispute between the heirs of the founders of the JAFRA Cosmetics fortune and accountant Jason Rubin, the trustee of two key family trusts. At the heart of the dispute is a historic Malibu home,

From fire mitigation practices to short-term rentals to the mansionization of Malibu, the six candidates vying for two open city council seats faced a barrage of questions during a friendly two ...

You never had to wonder where Sara Wan’s compass was and that was a great thing.” Wan was a Malibu resident since 1986 and was a proponent for the incorporation of Malibu as a city.

Oct. 15, the Barbie Truck Totally Throwback Malibu Tou r is making a stop in the Duke City. The truck makes stops around the United States where it sells exclusive retro-inspired merchandise. The tour is done to mark the 50th anniversary of the original Calfiornia girl — Malibu Barbie.

Eileen Ryan, an actor who appeared on TV, in films and on Broadway and the matriarch of the steeped-in-the-arts Penn family, has died. She was 94.

Get ready to boogie in the 'Bu at the Malibu Senior Center Halloween Bash on Thursday, Oct. 13, from 12 to 1:30 p.m. Appropriate costumes are encouraged. Lunch catered by El Pollo Loco and entertainment will be provided.

The Pepperdine Waves men’s water polo team battled back from four-goal deficit to defeat the San Jose State Spartans 13-10 on Oct. 9. Pepperdine head coach Terry Schroeder said the Waves played lullingly at the beginning of the match but turned their play around.

Campaigning continues for the six candidates vying for the two open seats on Malibu’s City Council. The six candidates in alphabetical order by last name are Ryan Embree, Hap Henry, Marianne ...