Council motions to bring back the Sea View Hotel project to the June 12 meeting after taking no action on April 24 To start off the Malibu City Council meeting on Monday night, May 22, the council and members of the public congratulated Acting Community Services Director Kristin Riesgo when she was announced as the

Officials announce plans to build a channel around DaGuerre Point Dam, so that salmon, steelhead, sturgeon and lamprey can access spawning habitat upstream.

Malibu and SMMUSD release joint statement regarding school district separation negotiations After missing a self-imposed deadline to complete the first drafts of three major agreements identified in the Term Sheet in the Malibu School separation process from the Santa Monica Malibu Unified School District,

Malibu Pacific Palisades Chamber of Commerce stages multi-speaker event featuring mayor, county supervisor Malibu Mayor Bruce Silverstein and other dignitaries acknowledged accomplishments and challenges in a celebratory State of the City address May 3 at the Santa Monica College Malibu campus.

Richard Riordan, the two-term mayor of Los Angeles from 1993-2001, died April 19 at his home in Brentwood, his family said. He was 92. Riordan “passed peacefully this evening at his home in

Poison Free Malibu and at least two City Councilmembers are on it It all started when local resident Geoff Walsh was walking across the Point Dume headlands, a designated nature preserve operated by California State Parks,

He served two terms from 1993-2001 — during the O.J. Simpson criminal murder trial and a "Hollywood Renaissance" — and had an impact on the Walt Disney Concert Hall.

Panel members suggest forming an ad hoc committee to address the issue With the winter season coming to a close, the Public Safety Commission has begun preparing for spring and summer safety and traffic priorities.

Sheriff’s Sgt. Chris Soderlund (left) was welcomed as the new Malibu liaison by Public Safety Director Susan Dueñas (center) and City Manager Steve McClary during the City Council meeting on ...

Los Angeles County juvenile halls have been cited for unconstitutionally poor conditions for decades. It's too late to save them.

By Don Schmitz In Tennessee, three legislators helped organize and participate in a demonstration by hundreds calling for gun control, chanting and screaming in the halls outside the Senate and House Chambers.

Council disbands the Homelessness Task Force and assigns the charter of the task force to the Public Safety Commission To start off the Malibu City Council meeting on Monday, Malibu West residents attended the meeting in person and through Zoom to request City Council to revisit the Geological Hazardous Abatement District (GHAD).

The City of Malibu will be offering the next round of the highly popular Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training starting April 13 through May 25. The series of seven classes will be held on Thursday evenings from 6 to 9 p.

A beach town in California several years ago kicked its plastic habit by banning straws and cutlery made from the substance. The Malibu City Council voted in support of the ban Monday over concerns about the environment and dirtying its famous, picturesque ...

John Adams stated “to the end it may be a government of laws and not of men.” The founders were strongly influenced by the ancient philosopher Aristotle, who understood that powerful leaders would with emotional bias ultimately abuse their authority ...

The impetus to transition Camp Kilpatrick to a new type of facility referred to as a “Secure Youth Treatment Facility (SYTF)” began with the state’s announcement in 2020 that it was handing juvenile matters and facilities over to the counties.

While Jacqui Irwin of Thousand Oaks (D-CA) is no stranger to politics, she’s not well known yet here in Malibu. At the end of 2022, as a result of the once-a-decade redistricting that California goes through,

Newsom’s claim that 56% of Californians were expected to get COVID in eight weeks was critiqued the following day by some in the press who noted the figure was a worst-case scenario assuming absolutely nothing was done by anyone to prevent the spread of the virus,

Los Angeles County government's unconscionable floundering endangers the lives of the teenagers the county is duty-bound to protect

Pettijohn grew up in Malibu as part of a family that goes back six decades in the area If you’ve attended any Malibu City Council meetings in the last five years, you may have noticed City Clerk Kelsey Pettijohn.