The former utility structure has been transformed into a four-bedroom home with wraparound decks, a rooftop terrace, and panoramic ocean views.
(The Center Square) – State and local governments have streamlined permits for rebuilding after California's 2025 wildfires, but residents in hard-hit communities like Pacific Palisades say more needs ...
Classic rock legends Don Felder of the Eagles talks "Hotel California," and his upcoming concert in Saratoga Springs with ...
Malibu has one of the most beautiful coastal settings in California, but anyone who has tried to garden there knows the deal: ...
A car crash closed Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu for several hours on Monday morning. By 5 p.m., authorities had removed a downed power pole from the roadway and reopened one lane in either ...
More than a year after wildfires tore through Los Angeles, state lawmakers are weighing a new proposal that would give the powerful California Coastal Commission more oversight ov ...
By Nadia Lathan, CalMatters This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. $3.3 million.  That’s how much May Sung estimates it’ll cost to rebuild her Pacific ...
The FBI is hunting a Malibu man whose actress girlfriend helped him go on the lam overseas Credit: Kristina Blokhin - stock.adobe.com Last May, Bernard Eugen Fritsch, who had just been convicted of ...
A millionaire fashion mogul has gone to war with his neighbors over the noise coming from their popular beachfront dog hotel. Kamran Razavi, the mastermind behind the luxury goods website REKLAIM, ...
A cliff-top estate in Malibu built by the late developer Ken Harges and featured in television’s “The O.C.” and film’s “Austin Powers” has hit the market for $90 million. The Harges family has listed ...
A roughly 17,700-square-foot blufftop mansion in Malibu, Calif.,—which served as a set in movies and television shows such as “Austin Powers” and “The O.C.”—is coming on the market for $90 million.
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