Dear Editor, I was sickened by the most recent Council meeting during which a handful of Bruce Silverstein supporters accused members of the Council of being misogynistic, anti-semitic, and corrupt. Bruce listened and then followed with an attack of his own.

Around 5 a.m. on Monday, March 14, the County Sheriff reported that Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) was closed at Rambla Vista in both directions due to a traffic collision and a down power pole. The road was closed for several hours due to Edison having to replace the power pole.

Elsa Conrad describes show jumping like a point-and-shoot camera. “You just have to keep your range short and they’ll jump it,” Elsa said while walking alongside her horse Ben after practice. “I think it’s the adrenaline rush;

With a changing retail climate over the past two years, a longtime business bade a fond farewell to the Malibu Country Mart last Monday. Room at the Beach, the interior design store beloved by many Malibu residents,

Friends, family and well-wishers gathered together on March 12, at Zuma Beach to paddle out to sea and honor their friend Steven Robert "Moak," who died on Jan 17.

The City has spent $150,000 on these boxes. In case of a fire, these out-of-town fire departments, who won’t know who is assigned to Malibu until the last minute, will have to be given a special key to these boxes while they are gearing up to fight a large fire.

The Malibu Farmers Market sets up to provide the community a shopping experience like no other. In addition to the food vendors, a unique vintage boutique and art festival was organized this month which included an assortment of vintage clothing,

The auction of The One mega-mansion was held soon after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and those disappointed in the winning bid want a do-over.

On March 11, the Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff's Department responded to a crime in progress report of vandalism under the Trancas Canyon bridge. Both suspects were arrested for felony vandalism.

A bill to rewrite the rules for recording contracts could destroy California’s creative legacy, stacking the deck against new acts and voices.