Dark sky communities, also known as dark sky places, are designated areas where efforts are made to minimize artificial light pollution and protect the natural darkness of the night sky. Here are some reasons why dark sky communities like Monte Nido are important.

You’ve probably heard that California is making moves to be at the forefront of promoting zero-emission when it comes to lawn care. In fact, Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill Number 1346, which phases out the sale of gas-powered leaf blowers, lawn mowers, and other small off-road engines, and it went into effect January 1, 2024.

With the recent focus on Pacific Coast Highway’s horrifically dangerous perils, some citizens remain highly concerned about the safety of canyon roads around Malibu.

Review the LA County draft ordinance by February 1st, 2024. Your feedback will help fine-tune the ADU Ordinance, ensuring it is both effective and implementable.

🎨 Join Us for the 4th Annual Monte Nido Art Walk on November 11th - A Day of Art, Community, and Fun! 🎨

It's that time of year again! Peruse your collection of photos, or get out and about in the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area - and show us what inspires you about Our Mountains, Our Home.

It’s that spooky time of year again! This year Monte Nido residents have created a Halloween Treat Map on NextDoor to make sure the kiddos know where to collect their candy.

Adults in the U.S. who regularly say hello to multiple people in their neighborhood have higher well-being than those who greet fewer or no neighbors.

We held sway today at the Board of Supervisors. You all made a difference.!

Get ready to kick up your heels and twirl your partner under the starry skies because we're throwing the most rootin' tootin' square dance this side of the Santa Monica Mountains! 🌟

Make sure to attend the September 12th community meeting to address the proposed development of 15 new mega mansions in our neighborhood! If there’s one meeting to attend this year, it’s this one!

We all know that our furry friends are like family, and we’d do anything to keep them sage and happy. It’s not just about following rules, it’s about being a friendly neighbor and ensuring everyone’s safety. Here’s why leashing up makes sense…

Remember to: Watch for mud, water, and rocks in the road. Come to a complete stop at malfunctioning traffic signals. Do not approach downed power lines - call 911.

The Fall 2023 Recreation Guide is available below to read, download, or print. Registration is available at MalibuCity.org/Register or in-person at Malibu Bluffs Park.

Fall migration has begun. Help track monarch migration and the presence of milkweed. Read through protocols and then submit your observational reports.

State Parks are providing free vehicle day-use entry to over 200 participating state park units operated by State Parks to library-card holders.

Learn how to prepare for wildfires and other disasters with the City of Malibu’s next free CERT training course starting August 17, in-person at City Hall.

As the days get warmer, it can become more difficult to care for your garden. It can be even more confusing to understand how to care for native plants in high heat. Below is a list of resources to help you keep your cool and enjoy the process.

Watch a video on how your home could survive a wildfire from the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). In the video, Dr. Jack Cohen, Fire Science Researcher with the USDA Forest Service, explains current research about how homes ignite during wildfires, and the actions that homeowners can take to help their home survive the impacts of flames and embers.

The MNVCA thanked Mon Nido resident Michelle Benedetti for her determined and successful efforts in getting a protected left turn signal added to the traffic light at Las Virgenes and Piuma.