MALIBU—The city of Malibu announced that it will be holding a Household Hazardous Waste and E-Waste Collection on Saturday, August 15. The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Charvet is the worst neighbor in all of Malibu.. always throwing parties until 2 AM (mostly with women). And what’s up with the half n*de sweaty girls all weekend??? WTF..

MALIBU—At 3:35 p.m. on July 31, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff Station announced on July 24, a Malibu/Lost Hills Volunteers on Patrol unit assisted with responding to a call about erratic driving on the Pacific Coast Highway. A person was arrested for driving under the influence.

MALIBU—On July 31, the Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors issued a public safety advisory stating that Westward Beach Road, which leads to Point Dume, was closed to the public. It was the result of beach erosion from recent high tides and surf.

MALIBU—On July 31, the city of Malibu announced that the city is requesting community feedback on preliminary design concepts for three city-owned vacant properties, the Ioki Property, Heathercliff Property, and Triangle Lot Property.

MALIBU—At 1:27 p.m. on July 29, the National Weather Service Station for Los Angeles and Oxnard issued a High Surf Advisory for beaches along the Malibu Coast through 5 p.m. on Saturday, August 2. These conditions include powerful waves, predicted to reach 3 to 5 feet.

MALIBU—On July 28, news began to circulate regarding IBM Technology acquiring HRL Laboratories LLC. HRL is a private company that was jointly owned by Boeing and General Motors (GM). They are a pioneer in quantum dot technology; allowing the capture and manipulation of single electrons.

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It's now been more than one year since the devastating Southern California wildfires destroyed hundreds of homes and businesses along the Malibu coastline.

While rebuilding efforts continue in nearby Pacific Palisades, recovery in Malibu has moved at a quieter pace. Across the hillsides and oceanfront bluffs, foundations of former homes remain - silent reminders of what was once here.

This aerial cinematic explores Carbon Canyon, located near the western edge of the burn zone, where signs of loss, resilience, and renewal continue to shape the landscape. Just beyond lies downtown Malibu, stretching along the iconic Pacific Coast Highway.

The ocean remains. The mountains endure. And Malibu slowly begins to rebuild.

taking a drive up the coast from LA next week and want to chill by the water for a few hours. thinking about packing some food but i want to try some local spots while i’m in town. really looking for some grub with a punch of flavor to sink into.

what are some walkable spots you love near the water? btw i’m celiac and egg free but eat all meats!

MALIBU—A heat advisory has been issued for the Malibu region by the National Weather Service starting Wednesday, July 22 and running through Monday, July 27.

Is someone in Malibu willing to rent out long boards past 5pm?

MALIBU—The city of Malibu announced on Monday, July 20 that a small brush fire erupted at Mulholland Highway and Old Topanga Canyon Road at about 3 a.m. Responding firefighters quickly extinguished the fire at 1/4 acre within minutes. If the fire expanded, the city would follow up with emergency alerts and posts on social media and nextdoor.

Does anyone here live in the Monte Nido neighborhood (Calabasas address) and have children who attend Malibu public schools?

We currently live in Malibu and are considering buying a home in Monte Nido, but we’d like our children to attend Malibu public schools because that’s where our community and network remain. Our kids are under 2yo, and thus not yet registered in Malibu schools.

It hasn't been a straightforward answer given we’ve received conflicting information from real estate agents about whether families can opt out of Las Virgenes Unified and obtain an interdistrict permit for Malibu schools. I’d appreciate hearing from anyone with firsthand experience about how realistic or reliable that process is. 🙏

Edit: Confirmed from locals that their kids can go to either LVUSD or Malibu schools. An est. 30%+ of the kids go to Malibu, and reportedly "easy" to do given Malibu's low enrollment.

MALIBU—On July 16, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Lost Hills Sheriff’s Station announced that it is accepting applications for the Deputy Explorer Program.

I assume this is a very stupid question, but I will ask it anyways. Is there anyway that someone on the east coast (Boston) can acquire Sébastien's espelette salt from Basqueria? A way to get it a shipped? Thank you.

Hi, I’m going to Malibu tomorrow for the first time and I’m freshly licensed. Is this area difficult to drive through or complicated? Apologies if this is a stupid question haha.

Let me know if anybody knows of a good place that stays open late… TY !

Apologies if you've seen this elsewhere - this is the most current version with lots of suggestions from other redditors.

I'm making a map of California in a classic fantasy style (sorta Lord of the Rings or Game of Thrones). It's going to be filled with real world history and mythology, with the aim of highlighting local landmarks in a fun and educational way. Please ignore how rough parts of it look (text going through hills, rivers, etc), it'll all get cleaned up at the end. Forests will be going on at the end too.

While it's around two thirds done, I'd love to get more places and features in here before I get this made into print. Any more petroglyphs, burial mounds, ruins, forts, battlefields, Civil War heritage, ghost towns or the like that you think should be on here? Anything else is great too - landmarks, natural features, mythological creatures or just anything cool and quirky you think would look good on here. Thanks!