"Palisades and the City of Malibu are certainly entitled to a speedy recovery, but we don't want to take one environmental hazard to another location," said Mayor Peter Kraut of Calabasas.

Despite setbacks in court and before the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, the City of Calabasas isn’t giving up its fight against fire debris coming to the landfill off of Lost Hills Road.

The Calabasas City Council unanimously voted to direct its city attorney to seek a temporary restraining order in Los Angeles County Superior Court to block L.A. County from accepting wildfire ...

We should not move in such haste that we create a second disaster,” said Ed Albrecht, a councilmember from the city of Calabasas. The debris that is proposed to be stored at Sunshine Canyon ...

“I just don't think it's healthy for us and for the kids,” she said. Last week, the city of Calabasas filed lawsuits to stop the Calabasas landfill from being used for the disposal of wildfire ...