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City of Malibu - Government The City of Malibu is a community of 10,654 on 21 miles of beautiful natural coastline nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Santa Monica Mountains.

City of Malibu Social Media Terms of Use – Updated April 23, 2021
The City of Malibu uses social networking platforms to connect and interact with different audiences, including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Youtube and Nextdoor. Each of these social networking platforms has its own privacy policy. Follow these links to learn more about the platforms’ specific privacy policies: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/about/privacy/, Twitter - https://twitter.com/privacy, Instagram - https://help.instagram.com/519522125107875, Nextdoor - https://help.nextdoor.com/s/article/privacy-and-safety-on-nextdoor?language=en_GB, YouTube - https://policies.google.com/privacy. The City encourage public interaction and communication about the content we post on our social media accounts. However, this does not imply that the City agrees with or accepts the content, opinions, or views expressed within any public comment. The person who posts a comment is solely responsible for the content of the comment. While we do not discriminate against views or opinions posted to our social networking accounts, we reserve the right to remove or not approve any comment. A comment will not be edited or modified to remove unacceptable content; the entire comment will simply be deleted and preserved as a public record. Some of the reasons we may remove a comment include:
• Abusive, vulgar, obscene, racist, threatening, or harassing comments.
• Libel, slander, or personal attacks of any kind, including the use of offensive terms that target specific individuals or groups.
• Spam, including content that promotes products or services or contains gratuitous links.
• Unsupported accusations.
• Suggestion or encouragement of illegal, dangerous, or destructive activity.
• Duplicate posts.
• Clearly off topic.
• Political campaigning or lobbying.
• Comments that are really customer support questions (for that, please contact City Hall at (310) 456-2489 or email [email protected]. Moderating or responding to comments should only be expected to occur during normal business hours. The City uses third-party social media services for outreach, some of which may require a membership that subjects users to policies, requirements, or rules beyond the control of the City of Malibu. The City does not endorse membership in a particular social media service.

9/6/26 - 4:25 pm - LA County Fire Dept reports that beaches in Malibu are temporarily CLOSED due to lightning. Follow in...
09/06/2026

9/6/26 - 4:25 pm - LA County Fire Dept reports that beaches in Malibu are temporarily CLOSED due to lightning. Follow instructions from Lifeguards, Fire Dept and Sheriff's Dept personnel.

The Boys and Girls Club of Malibu posted:Due to inclement weather, Malibu Chili Cookoff is CANCELLED for today, Sunday, ...
09/06/2026

The Boys and Girls Club of Malibu posted:

Due to inclement weather, Malibu Chili Cookoff is CANCELLED for today, Sunday, Sept 6. Per our refund policy, your Sunday ticket(s) have been rescheduled to Monday, Sept 7. All carnival ride wristbands that have not been redeemed will also be valid for Monday, Sept 7.

Schedule updates will be posted on MalibuChiliCookOff.org (http://malibuchilicookoff.org/) and social channels as they are confirmed.

We look forward to welcoming everyone back to the festival on Monday, Sept 7.

Thank you for supporting the Boys & Girls Club of Malibu. Boys & Girls Club of Malibu (BGCM) is a trusted anchor in the community, providing long-term disaster recovery services, mental health and wellness services, and safe spaces for community resilience.

Refund policy:
All tickets are final sale and cannot be exchanged or refunded. In the case of an event cancellation without a rescheduled date, a full refund will be automatically issued to each patron on the credit card used to purchase. By purchasing a ticket to this event, you agree to this purchase policy. Before purchasing your tickets, we urge you to confirm the title, time and location of the event.

🚛Labor Day WM Collection Schedule Update for !If your trash service day falls on Monday, September 7, service will be d...
09/06/2026

🚛Labor Day WM Collection Schedule Update for !

If your trash service day falls on Monday, September 7, service will be delayed by one day, with all remaining collection days during the week occurring one day later than usual. Services will return as regularly scheduled the following week.

Swipe to the second slide for the updated schedule. For more details, visit: wm.com/MyWM

In observance of the Labor Day Holiday, Malibu City Hall, the Malibu Senior Center, the Rebuild Center, and the Communit...
09/05/2026

In observance of the Labor Day Holiday, Malibu City Hall, the Malibu Senior Center, the Rebuild Center, and the Community Swimming Pool at Malibu High School will be closed on Monday, September 7. City Parks will be open for regular hours, 8:00 AM to sunset. The Skate Park at Malibu Bluffs Park will be open from 8:30 AM to sunset. For more information or to learn about park amenities, visit https://malibucity.org/facilities.

09/05/2026

Malibu Councilmembers Haylynn Conrad and Marianne Riggins were proud to join board members of the Malibu Chamber of Commerce for a ribbon cutting celebrating the grand opening of N2 Aesthetics in Malibu!

N2 Aesthetics is a physician-guided medical aesthetics practice founded by Nicola Lowrey, PA-C, focused on combining science, anatomy and technical expertise to create natural-looking results. The practice emphasizes education, patient safety and evidence-based care, with facial ultrasound as the standard of care for every filler appointment.

After serving patients in the South Bay, N2 Aesthetics opened its Malibu location last month. The practice also provides advanced education for medical professionals from around the world in injection techniques and facial ultrasound.

Malibu is rebuilding together, and the City is committed to supporting our local businesses! New business openings are a meaningful sign of progress and resilience for our community. City Councilmembers are visiting newly opened businesses throughout Malibu to welcome and encourage them, hear feedback, and help promote them through the City’s social media.

Local businesses can connect directly with City staff to announce an opening, share feedback, request support, or ask to schedule a ribbon cutting at [email protected].

Malibu Chamber of Commerce
N2 Aesthetics

Greetings Malibu! I invite you to explore the September City Manager's Newsletter, which highlights some of the importan...
09/05/2026

Greetings Malibu! I invite you to explore the September City Manager's Newsletter, which highlights some of the important issues, actions, events, projects and programs the City offers the community. For National Preparedness Month, we are taking actions, and offering you resources to help you prepare for natural disasters, peak wildfire season, and the possibility of strong storms, heavy rain, flooding and landslides this winter.

You’ll find updates on wildfire preparedness and free CERT training, Palisades Fire recovery and rebuilding, coastal erosion and PCH safety, the new PCH Speed Safety System, graffiti abatement and other public safety efforts.

The newsletter also highlights opportunities for community engagement, including the return of the Malibu Farmers Market, a public input workshop on proposed Caltrans PCH safety improvements, the Community Lands Project, and a full schedule of September arts, recreation, cultural, wellness, nature and senior programs.

As we prepare for the challenges ahead, our greatest strength remains a community that looks out for one another and takes action together.

I hope you’ll take a few minutes to explore this month’s newsletter and stay connected with what’s happening in Malibu.

Please enjoy our September City Manager's Newsletter here: https://conta.cc/4gKQOfi

Wishing you a safe and happy holiday weekend!

Respectfully,
Joe Irvin
City Manager
City of Malibu

09/04/2026

🚧🚦 Caltrans Lane Closures on PCH & Topanga Canyon Blvd for Palisades Fire Repair Work Sept. 7–13

⚠️ Due to Labor Day, there will be NO lane closures on PCH or Topanga Canyon Blvd from 6AM Fri, Sept. 4 through 11:59PM Mon, Sept. 7. Work resumes Tues, Sept. 8.
Expect delays and changing traffic patterns. Slow down, watch for workers and work vehicles, and remember fines may be doubled in construction zones.

🚧 PCH:
• Las Flores Cyn Rd to Sunset Blvd: 9AM–3PM weekdays as needed for creek cleanup, roadway, drainage and slope repairs. Right-turn lane onto Rambla Pacifico St closed.
• Pena Rd to Tuna Cyn Rd: 9AM–3PM as needed; southbound reduced to one lane for retaining wall work.

🚧 Topanga Canyon Blvd:
• Caltrans work zone: 15 MPH speed limit.
• 10PM–6AM Tues–Fri: One-lane traffic control between Entrada Dr and PCH for guardrail work.

📍 Check traffic conditions BEFORE getting on the road: https://quickmap.dot.ca.gov

📍 See project details: https://dot.ca.gov/caltrans-near-me/district-7/district-7-projects/palisades-fire-repairs

09/04/2026

The National Weather Service forecasts dangerous beach conditions for the Malibu coast Friday, 9/4 through Tuesday, 9/7 due to Tropical Storm Marie, with powerful breaking waves, potentially life-threatening rip currents, and an increased risk of drowning, especially for inexperienced swimmers and surfers.

Rip currents can pull swimmers and surfers out to sea. Powerful waves can wash people off beaches and rocks and capsize small boats nearshore. Other hazards include sneaker waves, beach erosion, and debris in the water.

🛟 Stay out of the water.

🛟 If you go in the water, stay near occupied Lifeguard towers, and check in with Lifeguards on conditions.

🛟 Do not let children play in or near the water unsupervised.

🛟 Stay off rocks and jetties.

👍 Over July 24 weekend, a recent high surf high tide event, LA County Lifeguards performed nearly 2,000 total ocean rescues at beaches in LA County as millions of people flocked to the beaches to beat the heat.

👍 Stay safe in Malibu!

MITO vs. REALIDAD: Sistema de Seguridad para Reducir la Velocidad en PCH Cuando se implementa un nuevo programa de segur...
09/03/2026

MITO vs. REALIDAD: Sistema de Seguridad para Reducir la Velocidad en PCH

Cuando se implementa un nuevo programa de seguridad, es normal que surjan preguntas. Ahora que la Ciudad de Malibu está poniendo en marcha su Sistema de Seguridad para Reducir la Velocidad en PCH, queremos explicar cómo funciona y qué pueden esperar los conductores. La campaña de información y educación ya está en marcha, antes de que comience el período de advertencia de 60 días a finales de septiembre. ¡Este es un buen momento para responder algunas de las preguntas que hemos estado recibiendo!

MITO: “Este programa es para generar ingresos para la Ciudad.”
REALIDAD: El objetivo es hacer que PCH sea más segura, reduciendo el exceso de velocidad, los choques, las lesiones y las muertes. Cualquier ingreso generado por el programa solo puede utilizarse para cubrir los costos del sistema y apoyar las actividades de seguridad en PCH.

Para la Ciudad, el éxito del programa no se mide por la cantidad de multas que se emitan, sino por qué tan segura se vuelve PCH.

El éxito significa:
• Menores velocidades promedio
• Menos infracciones por exceso de velocidad
• Menos choques
• Menos lesiones
• Viajes más seguros para todas las personas que usan Pacific Coast Highway

Más información: MalibuCity.org/PCHsafetycameras

MYTH vs. FACT: Malibu’s PCH Speed Safety System When a new safety program is introduced, questions are natural. As the C...
09/03/2026

MYTH vs. FACT: Malibu’s PCH Speed Safety System

When a new safety program is introduced, questions are natural. As the City of Malibu launches its PCH Speed Safety System, we’re sharing the facts about how the program works and what drivers can expect. The education and outreach phase is underway before the 60-day warning period begins in late September. So it's a great time to answer some questions we have been receiving!

MYTH: “This program is about generating revenue.”

FACT: The goal is to make PCH safer by reducing speeding, crashes, injuries and deaths. Any revenue generated can only be used to cover the costs of the system and support PCH safety activities.

The City’s measure of success is not the number of citations issued, it is whether PCH becomes safer.

Success means:
• Lower average vehicle speeds
• Fewer excessive speeding violations
• Fewer crashes
• Fewer injuries
• Safer travel for everyone using Pacific Coast Highway

Learn more: MalibuCity.org/PCHsafetycameras

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