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Local Artist Paints Messages of Ocean Pollution Through Murals

October 7, 2026 by Sydnie Nuss

Local artist Jen Swain paints bubbles and fish onto her Malibu Country Mart mural Sept. 19. She said the mural is the final installation in the "One Ocean, One Connection" series. Photo by Alexa McGlathery Malibu holds beauty and awareness within its wildlife. The Malibu Art Commission chose one local artist earlier in 2026 to help emphasize the importance of limiting ocean … [Read more...] about Local Artist Paints Messages of Ocean Pollution Through Murals

New Soccer Fields Coming to Malibu’s Ioki Lot

October 1, 2026 by Alexa Mcglathery

A graphic displays a tentative field design shown at the Malibu City Council meeting on Sept. 28. The graphic includes two soccer fields, a parking lot, bleachers and a maintenance yard. Graphic courtesy of Community Services Director Kristin RiesgoMalibu will soon get two new soccer fields following a vote by the Malibu City Council on Monday, Sept. 28. The proposal came … [Read more...] about New Soccer Fields Coming to Malibu’s Ioki Lot

Opinion: Malibu Refrains From Walkability

September 13, 2026 by Karina Guzman

Art by Mariah MapaTransparency Item: The Perspectives section of the Graphic is comprised of articles based on opinion. This is the opinion and perspective of the writer.For college students, living on campus often means walking downtown, bar-hopping or finding a restaurant that’s open 24/7. In comparison to nearby cities, such as Santa Monica or Los Angeles, living in … [Read more...] about Opinion: Malibu Refrains From Walkability

New Malibu Initiative Pushes Residents to Rethink Wildfire Safety

October 1, 2025 by Melissa Houston

Fire damage surrounds a residence in Malibu on Sept. 22. Dead brush and dried vegetation around homes can act as fuel for wildfires, highlighting the importance of clearing Zone Zero areas to protect structures. Photos by Melissa Houston With California wildfires becoming increasingly more dangerous and frequent, a statewide initiative called Zone Zero is pushing homeowners to … [Read more...] about New Malibu Initiative Pushes Residents to Rethink Wildfire Safety

Malibu Preps for Big Land Changes

March 18, 2025 by Sydnie Nuss

New developments are coming to Malibu’s five vacant parcels of land. From hiking trails to sports fields, the city is gearing up for a big change.The 61 acres of land are spread between five distinct lots: La Paz, Triangle, Trancas, Heathercliff and Loki (Chili-Cook Off). The Malibu City Council split the project into two separate phases to engage with residents and … [Read more...] about Malibu Preps for Big Land Changes

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