Rain, mud and dangerous surf hit Malibu; Beaches temporarily closed due to lightning
The Malibu TimesSep 6
Malibu Weather Update: Rain moves out, but dangerous surf and coastal flooding remain
By The Malibu TimesHigh surf, strong rip currents and coastal flooding remain concerns through Tuesday night following Sunday’s rain and thunderstorms Malibu is waking up to impr…
Sep 7
Opinion: Big Rock is rebuilding — and building back stronger
By By Colin Drummond, Big Rock resident, Malibu Brigade memberThe Palisades Fire devastated Big Rock, destroying 75% of our neighborhood and displacing families from homes, neighbors, and a community many had spent decades…
Sep 6
Court rejects Malibu’s claim to Winding Way trail easements
By The Malibu TimesA Los Angeles County Superior Court judge has rejected the City of Malibu’s attempt to establish ownership of public trail easements along Winding Way and Murph…
Sep 3
Malibu's Best Shot: Broad Beach
By The Malibu TimesTeri and Marina enjoying a beautiful Sunday morning on Broad Beach. Photo by Darrell Riley For your chance to be featured email us at editorial@malibutimes.c…
Sep 7
Sharks go undefeated in Malibu Varsity Tournament
McKenzie JacksonMalibu boys water polo goes 4–0, capping the tournament with a statement 10–4 victory over Palisades…
Sep 6
Pepperdine men’s water polo opens season with national and conference recognition
McKenzie JacksonWaves enter season ranked No. 8 nationally and third in WCC preseason poll as senior Jon Carcarey ea…
Aug 30
Sharks outswim every opponent in dominant tournament showing
McKenzie JacksonMalibu boys water polo team opens season 4-0 after overpowering Conejo Classic opponents Malibu Hig…
Aug 29
Waves hoops duo take talents to international stage
McKenzie JacksonPepperdine’s Taija Sta. Maria represents Canada in 3x3 competition while Lina Falk joins Germany’s s…
Aug 22
Pepperdine raises 2,977 flags ahead of 25th anniversary of 9/11
The Malibu TimesWaves of Flags memorial returns to Alumni Park as university prepares for Sept. 11 remembrance cerem…
Sep 6
Malibu students head back to school with strong community support
Barbara BurkeMalibu Education Foundation enters its third year providing expanded academic, athletic, and arts pr…
Aug 27
Honoring the life of Bill Bixler
Barbara BurkeLongtime Malibu High School instrumental music teacher, Dick Van Dyke collaborator, and music icon l…
Aug 20
Malibu kids make a splash with Summer Camp Adventures
Barbara BurkeFrom animals, art, and outdoor adventures to surfing at Zuma Beach and giving back to the community,…
Aug 17
New businesses bring fresh flavors, wellness, and style to Malibu
Barbara BurkeFrom a hometown sandwich shop and organic grocer to luxury aesthetics and BEAMS’ first U.S. concept …
Sep 7
Malibu Brewing expands to Agoura
Judy AbelLocal couple opens second location after finding success in Malibu A little bit of Malibu is coming…
Aug 30
After 15 years, Kristy’s prepares to say aloha to Malibu
Barbara BurkeBeloved Trancas restaurant will close Sept. 9, ending a chapter defined by food, friendship, communi…
Aug 27
Dogs Days of Summer: A cause for paws!
Barbara BurkeGladstones hosts a Yappy Hour to help rescued dogs With tentative yet friendly wags of their tails …
Aug 1
Burt's Eye View: 9/11 and its aftermath
Burt RossWe all remember where we were when we learned of the attack on our homeland. I was at a gym in New J…
Aug 31
Malibu Seen: The surf is nuking!
Benjamin MarcusFormer SURFER editor Steve Hawk's tackles nuclear terrorism in his new novel 'Nearshore' Steve Hawk…
Aug 30
Burt's Eye View: Doing is Vastly Overrated
Burt RossI recently returned from a trip to the “old country”—the East Coast. I’m not sure why, but people of…
Aug 23Malibu Seen: Swimming fools and solar farms
Benjamin MarcusA mishmosh of show business and Malibu business, This mishmosh of Malibu happenings past, present an…
Aug 23