July 19, 2026
Breaking News, Latest News, and Videos

City of Malibu Considers Sewer Upgrades in Fire-Prone Beach Zones

Photo: Facebook

Findings from the Feasibility Study to Be Revealed at Public Meeting

The City of Malibu is evaluating more resilient wastewater infrastructure alternatives for properties in fire-prone areas, particularly along the city’s beachfront, officials announced this week.

As part of that effort, Malibu Public Works is conducting a study to examine the feasibility of connecting local properties to the Los Angeles County and Hyperion wastewater systems. The goal is to improve long-term sewer service reliability in areas impacted by wildfires, which have historically strained existing infrastructure.

City officials will present preliminary findings of the study at a public meeting on Thursday, April 24, at 2:00 p.m. at Malibu City Hall. Community members are encouraged to attend and participate in the discussion.

Additional information and the full meeting agenda are available online at https://bit.ly/4i5Ehm3.

Previous Article

Free Blood Testing For Lead Available for Westside Residents After Wildfires

Next Article

Santa Monica PD Makes Arrest in Ocean Front Walk Stabbing; Second Suspect Sought

You might be interested in …

Chef Diego Argoti’s Estrano dish, Grilled Duck Legs with peaches, peppers, pickled onions, and mint. Photo Credit: Dolores Quintana.

5 one-day-only food pop-ups, one-of-a-kind meals, and World Cup dining specials to catch in LA this weekend

From a full English breakfast to fermented black cod to secret World Cup Day specials, here are the top limited-edition menus hitting local restaurants. At Chainsaw, in the Melrose Hill neighborhood at 5022 Melrose Avenue, in […]