The Malibu Times

The Malibu Times is the community newspaper serving Malibu, California. Established in 1946 by Reeves Templeman, it has been under the ownership of Arnold and Karen York since November 1987. In addition to the newspaper, they also produce the Malibu Times Magazine, which is a lifestyle publication showcasing local homes, fashion, food, profiles of Malibu residents, and more. The magazine debuted its first issue in November–December 2003, featuring actress Jane Seymour on the cover. Since then, it has expanded significantly, now boasting 96 pages and a circulation of 25,000.

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Waves women’s tennis team's dominance over WCC continues • The Malibu Times

1 week ago | malibutimes.com | McKenzie Jackson

The Pepperdine women’s tennis team continued its winning streak over West Coast Conference opposition on April 6. They downed Washington State 4-1 at Pepperdine’s Ralphs-Straus Tennis Center. The home victory for the Waves, rated 23rd in Intercollegiate Tennis Association women’s tennis rankings, put their winning streak over the WCC’s other eight teams at 83 straight. In fact, Pepperdine hasn’t lost to another WCC opponent since 2015.
PCH to reopen in time for summer, Governor Newsom announces

1 week ago | malibutimes.com | Hayley Mattson

One lane in each direction to open by end of May after Palisades Fire closureAfter months of disruption following the devastating Palisades Fire in January, a portion of the iconic Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) is finally set to reopen to the public by the end of May — just in time for the summer season. Governor Gavin Newsom made the announcement today, Saturday, April 12, emphasizing the significance of the early reopening. “We are on track to reopen the highway by the end of May,” Newsom stated.
Waves men’s volleyball downs highly-ranked USC • The Malibu Times

1 week ago | malibutimes.com | McKenzie Jackson

Pepperdine snaps three-game skid with a dominant 3-1 win over USC in front of an electric home crowdThe Pepperdine Waves men’s volleyball team, ranked eighth in national polls, recorded its first win over a top-five ranked team this season on April 5, beating the third-ranked USC Trojans 3-1 at Pepperdine’s Firestone Fieldhouse.
A marathon of resilience

1 week ago | malibutimes.com | Hayley Mattson

For Antonio de Cicco, owner of OLLO Malibu, running the Los Angeles Marathon is not about fitness — it’s about life, gratitude, and connection. He has laced up his running shoes for more than 20 LA Marathons over the years, and despite the many challenges he has faced recently, this year was no exception. “Basically, I’ve been running the LA Marathon forever,” de Cicco shared. “It’s my day to celebrate LA — how nice it’sbeen to me, and how good it’s been for my experience.
Sharks boys volleyball hosts Finnish coaches, dines on acai, and wins • The Malibu Times

1 week ago | malibutimes.com | McKenzie Jackson

MHS remains undefeated in league as it goes for second straight Citrus Coast championshipA group of volleyball coaches from Finland’s national team watched the Malibu High boys volleyball team practice on March 28. The Scandinavian delegation’s stop at the Malibu High gym was part of their tour throughout the U.S. in which they are shadowing college, club, and high school volleyball coaches, said Sharks head coach Derek Saenz.
Community comes together at first-ever RAD Night • The Malibu Times

1 week ago | malibutimes.com | Hayley Mattson |Hayley ensures accurate

Amidst the aftermath of devastating loss, a movement was born.
A once-in-a-generation opportunity

2 weeks ago | malibutimes.com | Hayley Mattson

Local architect calls on city leaders to replace outdated septic systems with a modern sewer solutionAs Malibu continues to rebuild in the aftermath of the Palisades Fire, a critical conversation is unfolding — one that could shape the city’s future infrastructure, sustainability, and long-term resilience.
City of Malibu set to break ground on new permanent Skate Park at Malibu Bluffs on Friday, April 11 • The Malibu Times

2 weeks ago | malibutimes.com | Hayley Mattson

Set to open in fall, the facility will feature modern skate elements and serve as a community hub for skatersThe City of Malibu announced the official groundbreaking of the much-anticipated Malibu Skate Park, a permanent, state-of-the-art recreational facility set to elevate the city’s youth and community-oriented offerings. The event will take placeon Friday, April 11, from 12 to 1:30 p.m. at Malibu Bluffs Park, located at 24250 Pacific Coast Highway.
Off-campus Pepperdine student housing winding down at Calamigos Ranch • The Malibu Times

2 weeks ago | malibutimes.com | Judy Abel

Roughly 65 Pepperdine University students who were living off-campus at Calamigos Ranch are seeking new accommodations for the next academic year. Their housing, known as Calamigos Living, is about to undergo “needed” renovations after ten years, according to management. The handful of private houses and cottages on the Calamigos property have been strictly used for Pepperdine students for the last decade.
Pepperdine's Quinonez at USA U20 soccer camp • The Malibu Times

2 weeks ago | malibutimes.com | McKenzie Jackson

After playing internationally with Mexico, dual citizen now training with U.S. National TeamWhen Julia Quinonez was a youth soccer player, she dreamed of donning the red, white, and blue, and taking to the pitch with Team USA. The Pepperdine sophomore women’s soccer player is doing so now. Quinonez, a forward, is one of 22 players from across the nation taking part in the U.S. Under-20 Women’s National Team Training Camp in Riverside, Missouri, at the University of Kansas System Training Center.