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Welcome to Malibu Rebuilds
In early November 2018, Malibu experienced the most catastrophic event and community-wide trauma in our history when the Woolsey Fire burned through our neighborhoods, stealing homes from so many of our neighbors. However, this resilient community has already begun taking strong steps to rebuilding, and City staff are ready to work with our residents through every step of that process. This Malibu Rebuilds site will provide critical information and guidance for residents as they rebuild their homes and together we will restore our community.

Short Term Rental Ordinance - City Comment Letter to Coastal Commission. Aug. 12 Public Hearing.

Short Term Rental Ordinance Updates - The City submitted its comment letter to the CA Coastal Commission regarding the Commission's public hearing on the City’s Short-Term Rental Hosted Ordinance LCPA on Friday, August 12 at 9:00 AM. Read on...
MALIBU MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL SPECIFIC PLAN PROJECT UPDATES

UPDATE - On August 8, the City Council approved on first reading the Malibu Middle and High School (MMHS) Specific Plan Project. The second reading and adoption are scheduled for September 12. Read on...
City Manager Updates
August 4, 2022

City Manager Updates - August 4, 2022. Highlights: LA County to distribute free NOAA weather radios. Update on school safety effort. Municipal Election nomination deadline. Sealevel Rise workshop. Dark Sky ordinance public hearing. STR public hearing. Read on...
Facemasks No Longer Required, But Strongly Recommended Inside Malibu City Hall

Facemasks are no longer required, but are strongly recommended inside Malibu City Hall. Read on...
Malibu to Continue Processing Woolsey Rebuild Option 4 Applications

The City will continue to process Woolsey Fire Rebuild Option 4 applications, and work with the CA Coastal Commission. The issue will not diminish the City’s commitment to helping those whose homes were destroyed or damaged in the Woolsey Fire to rebuild. Read on...
City Continues Opposition to County Action to Move Juvenile Prisoners to Malibu Area

The City continued its strong opposition to the action by LA County to move high-risk juvenile prisoners, many of whom were convicted of serious and violent crimes, to the Malibu area, filing an official letter of protest with the County on July 13. Read on...
Trancas Bridge Replacement - Daytime Work 7AM - 3PM

UPDATE: Caltrans Trancas Bridge Project - daytime work weekdays 7AM - 3PM on pile driving. Work is expected to be noisy, but within the limits specified in the project. Expect noise, workers and equipment in and around the roadway. Read on...
Temporary Day-Use Impound Yard at PCH & Heathercliff Begins Operations June 18

The temporary day-use impound yard on a City-owned lot at Heathercliff Rd and PCH started operations on Saturday, June 18. It is needed to facilitate towing illegally parked vehicles during the busy summer season. It will be in use through October 3. Read on...
Summer Safety on PCH, Canyons, Beaches and Trails

The City is coordinating with partner agencies to help keep PCH, canyon roads, beaches and trails clean and safe for all to enjoy this summer. Read on...
Malibu's minimum wage went up to $15.96 on July 1, 2022, based on CPI increase

Malibu’s minimum wage increased to $15.96 on July 1, 2022 for all employers in City limits, with the first addition of an annual cost of living increase based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI). It will rise every year on July 1 based on CPI. Read on...
LA County Mandatory Water Conservation Now in Effect Due to Drought Conditions

LA County mandatory water use restrictions are now in effect in Malibu to help address current drought conditions. There are many rebates and resources available to help Malibu residents and businesses save water and money. Read on...
Malibu's minimum wage rises to $15.96 on July 1, 2022, based on CPI increase

Malibu’s minimum wage increases to $15.96 on July 1, 2022 for all employers in the city limits, with the first annual cost of living increase based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI). It will rise every year on July 1 based on the CPI increase. Read on...
Neighborhood Groups Can Schedule Meetings with Staff to Discuss Public Safety Concerns

Malibu neighborhood groups and community-based organizations are invited to schedule virtual meetings with the City’s Public Safety Team to neighborhood crime and safety, wildfire or earthquake preparedness, power outages or any public safety matter. Read on...
Dark Sky Ordinance Deadlines Extended to Oct. 15, 2022

The Malibu City Council has extended the deadlines to comply with Malibu's Dark Ordinance to October 15, 2022. City staff is ready to assist businesses and residents with compliance. The City will conduct further outreach and education on the Ordinance. Read on...

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Short Term Rental Ordinance - City Comment Letter to Coastal Commission. Aug. 12 Public Hearing.

MALIBU MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL SPECIFIC PLAN PROJECT UPDATES

City Manager Updates
August 4, 2022

Facemasks No Longer Required, But Strongly Recommended Inside Malibu City Hall

Malibu to Continue Processing Woolsey Rebuild Option 4 Applications

City Continues Opposition to County Action to Move Juvenile Prisoners to Malibu Area

Trancas Bridge Replacement - Daytime Work 7AM - 3PM

Temporary Day-Use Impound Yard at PCH & Heathercliff Begins Operations June 18

Summer Safety on PCH, Canyons, Beaches and Trails

Malibu's minimum wage went up to $15.96 on July 1, 2022, based on CPI increase

LA County Mandatory Water Conservation Now in Effect Due to Drought Conditions

Malibu's minimum wage rises to $15.96 on July 1, 2022, based on CPI increase

Neighborhood Groups Can Schedule Meetings with Staff to Discuss Public Safety Concerns

Dark Sky Ordinance Deadlines Extended to Oct. 15, 2022

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