Madison Shields, the libero for the Pepperdine Waves women’s volleyball team, is used to discovering bumps and bruises—usually on her knees and elbows—following a match. “Every game, I walk away with some sort of battle scar,

I am a regular reader of The Malibu Times and have occasionally written letters to the editor. The first section I read in every issue is Arnold York’s column “From

Just after the Woolsey Fire, several Malibu residents from different neighborhoods reported seeing fire tornadoes—seemingly apocalyptic visions in a time of already extreme stress. It was such a rare

And if anyone from LACOE is watching: note that Santa Monica resident and former SMMUSD Board President Barry Snell, who attempted (and failed) to quash Malibu’s petition before the LACOE committee even had a chance to debate it,

I would like to have commented on this, the third anniversary of the disastrous Woolsey Fire, that Malibu is well on to a gladdening recovery, aided by a dedicated City

St. Aidan’s Church hosted its annual Harvest of Hope charity fundraiser on Saturday, Nov. 6. The community event featured freshly made tacos, live music from Old Dawgs, New Tricks and a silent auction.

Tons of hot pink Phos-Chek fire retardant were dumped from air tankers in the Malibu area during the Woolsey Fire; tons were also dumped on dozens of other wildfires throughout

I know you have been technically in the newspaper business, but you have been our lifeline as we dealt with issues in Malibu over the years. A simple thank you seems so inadequate to express my gratitude,

The Malibu community needs trustworthy reporting—but good journalism isn’t free. Please help keep us in print by making a contribution. I am always happy, ready and eager to support the doctors and nurses at the clinic,

On behalf of the Malibu Woman’s Club, thank you very much to Arnold and Karen York for tirelessly serving the Malibu community by continuing to print the local news in