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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Mild earthquake shakes Malibu coast

1 week ago | malibutimes.com | Judy Abel

Yes, that was an earthquake you may have felt this morning in Malibu. At 9:33 this morning shaking was felt along the coast when a 3.2 earthquake struck Malibu. According to the USGS the temblor was centered at“Malibu Beach” at a depth of 12km. Malibu residents quickly reported online that they felt moderate shaking just after 9:30 a.m. This is the latest in a swarm of moderate earthquake activity to hit the Malibu area.
Sheriff Captain Jennifer Seetoo promoted to Commander • The Malibu Times

1 week ago | malibutimes.com | Hayley Mattson

Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Captain Jennifer Seetoo has been promoted to Commander, effective May 11 — Mother’s Day — after nearly three impactful years serving the Malibu/Lost Hills Station. Seetoo explained that the promotion process involves applying to be eligible rather than for a specific position. “When certain positions come up, if you’re eligible, you put your name on the list,” she said.
David Duchovny lists Malibu home

1 week ago | malibutimes.com | Judy Abel

Longtime Malibu resident David Duchovny has listed his Point Dume home for sale. The asking price is $12.5 million. The one-acre estate includes an unusual feature, a train caboose car. The actor/writer personally renovated an old caboose that he turned into a guest house complete with a kitchen, living room, sleeping area, and bathroom. The 64-year-old, originally from New York, bought the property that included the caboose in 2016 for $4.75 million.
Summer Wheaton now blames ride share driver for fatal crash • The Malibu Times

1 week ago | malibutimes.com | Judy Abel

In a stunning turn, Summer Wheaton, the woman accused in the fatal July 4 crash on Pacific Coast Highway, is now suing the victim’s wife. According to the Daily Mail, Wheaton, who calls herself a “wellness advocate,” is claiming the accident was the fault of Martin Okeke, the ride share driver who police say was hit head-on while he drove a young passenger home on PCH.
Fraser Bohm ordered to stand trial • The Malibu Times

1 week ago | malibutimes.com | Judy Abel

After two days of emotional testimony, a judge has ruled that Fraser Michael Bohm of Malibu is ordered to stand trial on four counts of murder and four counts of vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence. The charges stem from a high-speed crash on Oct. 17, 2023, that claimed the lives of four Pepperdine University seniors — all members of the Alpha Phi sorority — as they stood on the shoulder of Pacific Coast Highway.
'Let's eat cake by the ocean' • The Malibu Times

2 weeks ago | malibutimes.com | Hayley Mattson

Malibu’s First Annual Cake Festival brings sweet community spirit, hosted by Our Lady of MalibuGet ready to indulge your sweet tooth and celebrate the joy of community at the First Annual Cake Contest hosted by Our Lady of Malibu on Saturday, May 3, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event, brainchild of longtime educator and beloved local cook Lynda Pingatore, promises a delightful day of family fun, music, dancing, food, and, of course, lots of cake.
Malibu's new mayor, Marianne Riggins • The Malibu Times

2 weeks ago | malibutimes.com | Hayley Mattson

Amid a leadership void at City Hall, it was announced less than 24 hours after the meeting acting City Manager Joe Toney resignedA sense of transition and urgency defined Monday night’s Malibu City Council meeting, which stretched into the early hours of Tuesday as the city ushered in new leadership, honored outgoing Mayor Doug Stewart and tackled critical issues ranging from fire recovery and public safety to staffing shortages and community redevelopment.
Legendary Restaurateur Robert J. 'Bob' Morris passes away • The Malibu Times

2 weeks ago | malibutimes.com | Hayley Mattson

Proprietor of Paradise Cove Beach Café leaves a lasting legacy in Malibu’s hearts and California’s dining sceneRobert J. “Bob” Morris, a legendary force in California’s restaurant scene and a beloved member of the Malibu community, passed away peacefully at his home on April 13. He was more than just a restaurateur — he was a visionary, a mentor, and a symbol of warmth and generosity who brought people together through unforgettable dining experiences and heartfelt hospitality.
Waves women’s tennis team's dominance over WCC continues • The Malibu Times

1 month 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 month 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.