Inside the vast and politically charged machinery of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, where credibility is currency and accountability is supposed
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The email from the Association for Los Angeles Deputy Sheriffs arrived wrapped in confident branding and institutional polish, declaring a “productive week” and touting momentum behind a ballot measure that would place binding arbitration before voters in November 2026, highlighting
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Update from the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department regarding the Calabasas High School threat: “Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department/Malibu-Lost Hills Station Detectives with the assistance of Madison County Sheriff’s Office in Tennessee conducted
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The body of a Swedish-Kenyan woman found at the Malibu Lagoon on December 20th, has been identified as 31 year old Beldina Nyadwe. Friends and family posted about Nyadwe’s death on Facebook
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Photo: Griffin Churchill // The Local Malibu This article was updated on December 21st at 8:03 p.m. The body of what appears to be an African American female was discovered in the
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On September 26th, 2018 the proposed The Zone Text Amendment was summarily rejected and City Council asked Staff bring back financial and legal assessments regarding a total ban. It was decided on October
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A former Deutsche Bank executive Tom Bowers, 55, known to have been one of many executives at the bank who signed off on controversial loans to Donald Trump, committed suicide in Malibu
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Editors Note: Tonight, November 25th, 2019, Malibu City Council will announce their decision regarding City Manager Feldman’s performance review, and whether or not she will receive a raise. Yes, that’s right, City
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In 2018, during the height of my reporting of the Malibu Creek State Park Shootings case, I was introduced to now Sheriff Alex Villanueva, who in the home stretch campaigning for the
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Editor’s Note – This is an open letter to Malibu City Council written by resident, Emmy award winning documentary filmmaker, and contributing journalist Paul Taublieb regarding the City Manager’s review taking place
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Editor’s Note: Hold the presses. Sometimes a small thing reveals something bigger. The article below is about the Citys and Sheriff’s mishandling of the recent blackout and it stands on its own.
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Last Thursday afternoon, wildfire worries became a reality when the Santa Ana season officially swung into action. With a single wind shift, not one, but two potential wildfire threats to our area
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