Rebecca Grossman and surgeon husband file for divorceVictims' mother calls the split a maneuver to escape nearly $200 million in court-ordered damages for killing two boys in a crosswalk.
Council member demands crackdown on Wednesday night canyon racingHaylynn Conrad wants sheriff's deputies stationed at the bottom of Las Flores Canyon to stop weekly street racing on PCH.1 comment
L.A. agrees to mediation with Palisades Fire victimsFormal talks with survivors of the January 2025 fire are scheduled to begin in early October, but the state has not joined.
San Diego weighs charging out-of-town beach parkersA proposed tax on non-resident coastal visitors would need Coastal Commission approval — an unlikely prospect with obvious Malibu implications.
State bill would ban disposable vape pens in CaliforniaAB 762 has passed the Legislature after a tossed vape ignited a small brushfire on Kanan Dume Road last week.
Santa Monica tax vote could complicate Malibu school district splitA $495 parcel tax expiring this year would cost Santa Monica schools $12 million annually if voters reject its renewal.
School board pays final $32,000 bill on Malibu High classroom buildingFinal bottom line for the new hilltop classroom building comes to $102,062,860 after fixing gate shock absorbers.
SUV plunges off cliff into ocean near Point MuguState parks lifeguards and Ventura County paramedics rescued the driver from a vehicle rolling in three feet of surf.
SCE customers to get $72 credits — but the money is from the stateMalibu residents will see two $72 credits on their power bills, funded by California's carbon tax, not Southern California Edison.
Newsom pushes coastal carve-out for Santa Monica donor's projectLast-minute bill would exempt a Frank Gehry-designed oceanfront project by Newsom appointee Jeff Worthe from state coastal environmental rules.
Commissioners vent frustration over decade-old PCH safety plansWade Major, Kevin Keegan and Josh Spiegel say Malibu has been talking about the same fixes since 2015. City touts speed cameras coming in two weeks.
Commissions push for pedestrian overpass at Malibu SeafoodCity engineers unveiled three PCH crossing options, but public safety and public works commissioners want a fourth: an overpass.1 comment
Ben Allen fights utility liability caps in SacramentoMalibu's state senator warns Newsom's plan to limit wildfire lawsuit payouts by power companies will drive up insurance costs.
City revives plan to fix Malibu's crashiest intersectionsPlanners want to eliminate a left turn lane at Rambla Pacifico and reconfigure the crowded left turns at Las Flores Canyon.
Hot, humid weather to continue through FridayTropical moisture brings dangerous heat, high humidity and a slim chance of thunderstorms to Malibu.
SCE quietly drops power outage warnings after no winds materializeSouthern California Edison issued public safety power shutoff warnings Tuesday, then dropped them Wednesday without cutting any power.
Sheriff's aerial cameras uncover hidden Legacy Park encampmentDeputies used new overhead surveillance to find a homeless camp hidden in Legacy Park landscaping, while a separate Malibu Road fight led to an assault arrest.
Farmers Market director thanks city for emergency relocation to City HallDebra Bianco praised Malibu city staff for helping move the Sunday market from Legacy Park to the City Hall parking lot on short notice.
Sacramento may curb fire victims' right to sue utilitiesA bill being amended in the Assembly would limit lawsuits against power companies whose negligence sparks wildfires, as Edison faces up to $55 billion in Altadena claims.
Malibu youth push city to require tennis ball recyclingFollowing Malibu's plastic straw ban, young pickleball and tennis players are asking the city to lead again — this time on recycling used balls.
