Join The Bay Foundation by volunteering for the Malibu Living Shoreline project. Engage with dune ecology and make a positive impact by removing invasive plants. Your participation will contribute to the restoration effort, fostering increased biodiversity and enhancing coastal resilience. We look forward to seeing you at the Zuma Beach Dunes!

March 1, 2026

9:00am - 11:00am

The Malibu Living Shoreline Project (MLSP), The Bay Foundation restored approximately three acres of sandy beach and dune habitat at Zuma Beach and Point Dume Beach. This project provides multiple ecosystem benefits such as increased shoreline protection and habitat for native flowering plants and shorebirds. Thank you for your interest in volunteering with The Bay Foundation to remove invasive plants and protect the dunes at the beautiful Zuma Beach location.

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Join The Bay Foundation & Climate Action Santa Monica for a Picnic and Dune Restoration! Your participation will contribute to the restoration effort, increase biodiversity and enhance coastal resilience. We look forward to seeing you at the dunes!

March 7, 2026

8:30am - 11:30am

Dune Restoration led by TBF – 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM

Give back to the local environment through a hands-on habitat restoration.

BYO Picnic led by CASM– 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM

After the restoration event, join Climate Action Santa Monica for a BYO picnic

Location: Santa Monica Dunes, Santa Monica 90402

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It was FIRING. Los Angeles doesn’t get days like this often. The day before this swell, a massive storm rolled through Southern California: heavy rain, strong winds, flash flood warnings, and classic winter chaos. But as soon as it cleared, the ocean turned on in a way we dream about.

Perfect offshore conditions & tubes up and down the beach. Matt Pagan might’ve snagged the best barrel of the season (so far).

All in all, it was one of those sessions you wish you could bottle up forever, the kind that reminds you why you live here and why winter in California can be so special.

Former WT pro cyclist Phil Gaimon claims to have received a leak of the LA28 Olympics Road Race course. And it looks like Pacific Coast Highway from Santa Monica to Leo Carillo may be shut down fully or partially for the event.

The leaked information says: Venice Beach > PCH > Mulholland Hwy > Rock Store Loops > Mulholland Hwy > Ventura Blvd > Hayvenhurst > Mulholland Dr > Hollywood > Griffith Park

The course will have cyclist leaving Venice Beach top Main Street then Ocean Ave in Santa Monica, down Entrada to PCH in the Palisades, taking PCH past Topanga into Malibu till they reach Leo Carillo, then up to Mulholland and into the Santa Monica Mountains

Ikea just announce the opening of a new location in Culver City.

IKEA U.S. says the location will be a 38,050-square-foot “city-center” store, a smaller-format concept. Much smaller than their traditional warehouse style location. Thisstyle will have about 3,000 items are available for immediate purchase, Roughly 600 small furniture items and wide selection of home accessories. The Ikea Cafe will also be included, serving classic menu favorites like Swedish meatballs, plant balls, cinnamon buns, and veggie dogs.

The new Ikea will be housed in the Helm Bakery Complex in the 40,000-square-foot portion of a lot formerly used by L.A. luxury furniture retailer HD Buttercup. The targeted opening date is sometime this year.

A 42 year old man was shot while sitting in his car around 2:45 p.m. on Saturday at Seventh Avenue and Broadway Street.

According to a Los Angeles Police Department spokesman, a woman drove up, got out of her vehicle, and argued with the man. She tnen shot him and got bacxk into her vehicle and drove away. The man was in stable condition as he was transported to the hospital.

The woman was taken into custody. No other details avaliable yet.

Johnny Carson’s former Malibu mansion is listed for $110 million—and it’s not just a house. This Point Dume glass-walled triangle estate spans 4.1 acres, 327 feet of ocean frontage, and features a 30-foot indoor arboretum under soaring glass ceilings.

Welcome inside 6962 Wildlife Road in Malibu’s Point Dume, a four-parcel compound originally owned by Johnny Carson and designed by architect Edward R. Niles. From its geometric modernist design to its bluff-edge placement that can’t be replicated today, this estate stacks rare features into one trophy asset.

A man at the beach appears to standing barefoot in a huge puddle of blood, scaring several people. It ends up being watered down paint or food coloring, not real blood. He is doing a "performance piece", wanting to make people think it is real blood. He says it's a "social prank".

Police are called by people thinking he was injured. The officer tells him to clean it up, as it scaing people and can be considered vandalism.

Checking out the Goodboybob x Cars in the Wild - Valentine’s Day Event: Cupid’s Concours Cars and Coffee meet in Santa Monica.