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City faces homeless issue, slates town hall meeting for next year

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Lauren Finkler, Editor
11:50 am PDT October 4, 2016
A homeless population of 160 (on last count) in a city of roughly 13,000 is an issue Malibu cannot ignore. And it has no plans to do so. At the Sept. 26 City Council meeting, the council voted to co-sponsor a town hall meeting on the subject, slated for Jan. 17.

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