Malibu’s homeless numbers are down nearly 80% from 2020, city announces “Malibu hasn’t done anything for the homeless,” says Elvin Rudolph Dekle, 69, who spends most of his days in Legacy ...

She said she became homeless 10 years ago thanks to an evil mother but did not elaborate. And she just moved to Malibu after living in a skid row tent. Now she sleeps on a mat near the Civic Center.

"Malibu hasn't done anything for the homeless," says Elvin Rudolph Dekle, 69, who spends most of his days in Legacy Park. The city, which participated in the 2024 Greater Los Angeles Homeless ...

While LA County homeless count numbers showed an 11% reduction in the number of unhoused people residing in Santa Monica between January 2020 and February 2022, up the coast in Malibu, the ...

MALIBU, CA — The number of homeless people living in Malibu at the time of the annual homeless count dropped between 2024 and 2025, marking the fourth consecutive year of record low homelessness ...

But Malibu United Methodist Church — facing pressure from the city — in recent weeks took a U-turn, deciding twice-weekly dinners for homeless people would stop after Thanksgiving.

Malibu has been tracking homelessness since 2016 when there were 161 homeless people in the city. The record high was 239 in 2020 in a count conducted before the coronavirus pandemic.

The Los Angeles Homeless Service Authority's (LAHSA) annual homeless count in February showed 81 people experiencing homelessness in Malibu, a decline of 66% from 239 in 2020 and 157 in 2021.

Malibu woman her husband, 5-year-old son and 11-month-old daughter are among many who fear the fate of being unhoused as the wildfires continue to claim homes.

Malibu has been tracking homelessness since 2016 when there were 161 homeless people in the city. The record high was 239 in 2020 in a count conducted before the coronavirus pandemic.

Malibu has been tracking homelessness since 2016 when there were 161 homeless people in the city. The record high was 239 in 2020 in a count conducted before the coronavirus pandemic.