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Traffic at the Giant Sand Dune, past Mugu Rock and approaching Sycramore Cove, Friday afternoon. Rocks from the Pacific Rock Quarry in Camarillo being hauled to Malibu's Tuna Beach via Pleasant Vallet Road today (Friday Sept 25 26). Photo (c) 2026 ZBFMB

Polo waves will arrive Sun night, may top 8 feet, atop 7.2 foot high tides

Eight-foot waves on top of 7.2 foot tides could cause more erosion Sunday night through Tuesday, though rain looks unlikely.

Rocks from the Pacific Rock Quarry in Camarillo being hauled to Malibu's Tuna Beach via Pleasant Vallet Road today (Friday Sept 25 26). Photo (c) 2026 ZBFMB

Rock-hauling trucks to cross Malibu day and night for PCH repair

Caltrans emergency work to shore up PCH near Tuna Beach could bring trucks through the city from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. into December.

SCE admits Malibu customers lost 15,068 minutes of power last year

Southern California Edison's reliability report shows the average Malibu customer was blacked out for more than 15,000 minutes in 2025.

Malibu moves to keep ESHA mitigation fees in city hands

The city wants to redirect impact fees for building in environmentally sensitive habitat areas away from the MRCA's parent agency.

Santa Monica to close PCH ramps at Moomat Ahiko for two months

The ramps between PCH and Ocean Avenue close this weekend for bridge demolition and construction work.

Dying Califronia Brown pelican, 40 muoes west of Malibu, durimng the 2015 oil spill caused by the same corroded pipeline that the Trump adminstration has ordered restarted. Audobon Society photo.

Reactivated Sable oil pipeline corroding from the inside, records show

The 60-year-old Santa Barbara County pipeline that spilled at Refugio Beach in 2015 is again pushing 50,000 barrels a day and eating itself from within.

LA28 triathlon course skips Malibu, lands in Venice

The 2028 Olympic and Paralympic triathlons will start on the sand at Venice Boulevard and loop through Marina del Rey and the Venice canals.