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The Coastal Act was ratified into law in 1976. I can count, on one hand, the amount of times the Co…
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Joshua Farmer was crossing Pacific Coast Highway in the dark at Winding Way one night in February. A car hit him, and he died. The driver was not speeding or drunk. The driver could not see him. Winding Way sits inside the Caltrans repaving and safety project this city approved last November, 15 mil

The Coastal Act was ratified into law in 1976. I can count, on one hand, the amount of times the Co…

Malibu has reached two meaningful milestones in our recovery from the Palisades Fire: the issuance o…

Six days. The four families were six days from jury selection. Suits chosen, work arranged, three ye…
The Palisades Fire devastated Big Rock, destroying 75% of our neighborhood and displacing families from homes, neighbors, and a community ma…
Malibu Pier and the Adamson House are more than a landmark. It is part of California’s history, an important part of our local economy, and …
Just a few issues ago, I wrote about why Malibu should become a Tree City USA community. The response was overwhelmingly positive. People wa…
By Scott Dittrich and Lea Johnson, Malibu Rebuild Task Force A few weeks ago, at our church home group, someone mentioned that a friend was…
Fourteen years. More than 1,300 students, all of them children from under-resourced families who could never have afforded this kind of help…
Everything your phone does eventually ends up in a data center, and this series will explain how that process works. We’re going to follow t…
I just returned from the Adirondacks in upstate New York, where family and friends gathered to celebrate the life of my brother Phil, who di…
By Haylynn Conrad, Malibu City Councilmember As Malibu continues to recover from the Palisades Fire, we have an opportunity to think not …
By Michel Shane, Opinion Column On Sept. 8, in a Van Nuys courtroom, the People of the State of California will finally put Fraser Michael…
By Salwa Wahba, Co-Chair of the Malibu Rebuild Task Force There are moments that remind us why we chose to live in Malibu. Sometimes it's…
If you read my column last week, and if you did not, shame on you, then you will recall that I wrote about Spain’s soccer team's not singing…
By Lonnie Gordon, Opinion Column Malibu residents were encouraged on July 13 when the City Council approved the first portion of what many…
By Jo Drummond, Opinion Columnist At the last City Council meeting, Malibu approved something unprecedented: selling its soul for higher re…
We all experience things differently. My best guess is that those of you who watched the World Cup did so because you wanted to see soccer …
By Arno Koch, Malibu Rebuild Task Force Malibu is arguably one of the most difficult municipalities to get a building permit. People are sc…
Start with the concession, because it is the honest place to begin. In the early 1980s, the skeptics were right. A federally funded study i…