Overnight lane closures planned on Topanga Canyon Boulevard for guardrail work
The Malibu TimesAug 20
Los Angeles vote to remove Anti-Camping Zones highlights divide over homelessness policy
By The Malibu TimesCouncil's 10-3 decision removes restrictions at 12 locations as Malibu takes a contrasting approach focused on outreach, enforcement and heightened wildfire dan…
Aug 22
Opinion: Malibu is still paradise. Now we need leaders who will fight to bring it back
By Opinion ColumnBy Scott Dittrich and Lea Johnson, Malibu Rebuild Task Force A few weeks ago, at our church home group, someone mentioned that a friend was looking for a place…
Aug 22
Malibu's PCH speed safety system nears completion as city prepares motorists for new cameras
By Hayley MattsonYears of fatalities and the deaths of four Pepperdine students led to a community push for change; warnings are expected to begin in late September before enfor…
Aug 21
Malibu Farmers Market open today at temporary City Hall location
By The Malibu TimesThe Malibu Farmers Market is open today, Sunday, Aug. 23, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at a temporary location at Malibu City Hall, 23825 Stuart Ranch Road. Communit…
Aug 23
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 wins Division I-AAA All-Sports trophy again
McKenzie JacksonWaves capture the national honor for the third time in five years in a season marked by six conferen…
Aug 18
Former Pepperdine star Derek Hitchner captures first Pro Victory
McKenzie JacksonThe ex-Waves national champion birdied the opening playoff hole to win the Korn Ferry Tour’s Utah Ch…
Aug 16
Waves welcome four new assistant coaches
McKenzie JacksonPepperdine strengthens its baseball, women’s soccer, volleyball and golf programs with four new coac…
Aug 16
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
A joyful celebration of learning through play
Barbara BurkeOur Lady of Malibu Preschool's youngest learners delighted families with songs, artwork, and the ski…
Jun 12
Viewpoint School honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with 'Healing Through Music'
The Malibu TimesThe school’s second annual production united students, faculty, parents, alumni, and the wider commu…
Feb 17
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
Malibu Riders looks for its next wrangler
Judy AbelAfter three decades on the trail its owner decides to sell After 30 years of introducing visitors a…
Aug 1
Malibu’s commercial sector welcomes summer visitors and locals alike
Eateries, boutiques, and art galleries offer an array of goods, experiences, and dining delights as …
Jul 26
Malibu vintner wins prestigious award
Judy AbelIvy Reid's small vineyard produces big results When the Woolsey Fire tore through Malibu in 2018, I…
Jul 26
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 23
Malibu 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
Malibu Seen: Ten Years Gone: A review of Sir Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey'
Benjamin MarcusSome movies are meant to be seen in theaters, on the big screen. I wish I had seen “Sinners” on a bi…
Aug 2
Day tripping to 'fab'-ulous Liverpool
Judy AbelFormer British shipping capital can be more than a Beatles pilgrimage If you think Liverpool is a d…
Jul 22