State Parks steps back from Malibu Creek flood debris removalThe agency says most of the clogged creek bed is private property, leaving Serra Retreat and Civic Center businesses exposed to flooding.Tuesday, October 13, 20261
8PM MON UPDATE: Two more Malibu oceanfront homes red-tagged after surf stormCity officials say the number of eastern Malibu properties with concerning beach erosion has grown from 56 to 78 properties, after record-high tides. But Malibu escapes the type of devastation that has hit from Long Beach to Dana Point. [City of Malibu photo. ]Monday, October 12, 20261
City races to bulldoze Malibu Creek before rains hitOfficials to meet today (Tuesday) with state agencies to finalize plans to clear Franklin Fire debris clogging the creek, but who pays remains unresolved.Tuesday, September 29, 2026
State won't act yet on rock and gravel clogging Malibu CreekCalifornia State Parks says clearing debris from the creek bed needs coordination with private landowners and other agencies.Monday, September 28, 2026
New state agency MCERP takes charge of Malibu CreekCalifornia State Parks is in charge of the multi-agency group overseeing Rindge Dam removal and debris removal from Malibu Creek inside this city. MCERP will hold Oct. 15 workshop as creek threatens Civic Center flooding.Thursday, September 24, 20261 comment
Malibu council to consider flood emergency declaration MondayResidents near Malibu Creek have begged the city to dredge sediment piled up since recent fires, warning of disaster if heavy rain hits.Tuesday, September 22, 2026
Serra Retreat residents plead for action on choked Malibu CreekMalibu Creek has filled with fire debris, and residents warn even small runoff now floods yards. The council began declaring another emergency.Tuesday, September 15, 2026
State Asked to Approve Sand Dumping at Zuma BeachThe California Coastal Commission will consider designating Zuma and Westward beaches as approved drop sites for clean inland sand.Wednesday, April 1, 2026
State Parks steps back from Malibu Creek flood debris removalThe agency says most of the clogged creek bed is private property, leaving Serra Retreat and Civic Center businesses exposed to flooding.Tuesday, October 13, 20261
City races to bulldoze Malibu Creek before rains hitOfficials to meet today (Tuesday) with state agencies to finalize plans to clear Franklin Fire debris clogging the creek, but who pays remains unresolved.Tuesday, September 29, 2026
State won't act yet on rock and gravel clogging Malibu CreekCalifornia State Parks says clearing debris from the creek bed needs coordination with private landowners and other agencies.Monday, September 28, 2026
Malibu council to consider flood emergency declaration MondayResidents near Malibu Creek have begged the city to dredge sediment piled up since recent fires, warning of disaster if heavy rain hits.Tuesday, September 22, 2026
State Asked to Approve Sand Dumping at Zuma BeachThe California Coastal Commission will consider designating Zuma and Westward beaches as approved drop sites for clean inland sand.Wednesday, April 1, 2026
8PM MON UPDATE: Two more Malibu oceanfront homes red-tagged after surf stormCity officials say the number of eastern Malibu properties with concerning beach erosion has grown from 56 to 78 properties, after record-high tides. But Malibu escapes the type of devastation that has hit from Long Beach to Dana Point. [City of Malibu photo. ]Monday, October 12, 20261
New state agency MCERP takes charge of Malibu CreekCalifornia State Parks is in charge of the multi-agency group overseeing Rindge Dam removal and debris removal from Malibu Creek inside this city. MCERP will hold Oct. 15 workshop as creek threatens Civic Center flooding.Thursday, September 24, 20261 comment
Serra Retreat residents plead for action on choked Malibu CreekMalibu Creek has filled with fire debris, and residents warn even small runoff now floods yards. The council began declaring another emergency.Tuesday, September 15, 2026
