Genevieve Finn, Malibu Times / SMDP Staff Writer
Malibu City Manager Reva Feldman officially resigned from her post on Saturday, May 1 in a deal that will avoid the threat of a lawsuit.
Malibu City Attorney John Cotti said the city would launch a national search for Feldman’s replacement “very soon” and that Steve McClary, a former city manager in Ojai, has been named as Interim City Manager.
The terms of Feldman’s resignation were unanimously approved, 5-0, by Malibu city council. She received a payment of $150,000 on May 1, with the possibility of another on August 1, 2021, if she has not found a new job by then. Cotti said that the city’s insurer would contribute $150,000 of the total settlement amount.
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WHY DOES THE MALIBU COUNCIL MAJORITY BOW TO REVA? .
WHY DOES THE MALIBU COUNCIL MAJORITY BOW TO REVA?
The farce Malibu City Council has become in the majority’s defense of despotic and devious City Manager Reva Feldman raises serious questions concerning the motives of Mikke Pierson, Karen Farrer and Paul Grisanti.
What indeed prompts the willful three to continually thwart a clarion call however shrill by concerned residents for transparency and accountability, accompanied by an independent review of City Hall by a qualified independent management firm, along with a citizen’s oversight task force?
As a skeptical journalist who also has been involved in some exacting public investigations, I have to speculate whether some ethical issues are raised in their relationships to the wily City Manager.
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Malibu corruption allegations target City Manager, former Los Angeles Mayor and local businessmen
Feb. 18, 2021 at 6:00 am
Genevieve Finn , Malibu Times/SMDP Staff Writer
In December 2020, former Malibu City Council Member Jefferson “Zuma Jay” Wagner announced an affidavit that detailed alleged corruption within the City of Malibu. Those implicated in the allegations have denied any wrongdoing and, eight weeks out, evidence has not yet emerged to back up Wagner’s claims.
Among those was the allegation that former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, current Malibu City Manager Reva Feldman, and Simon and Daniel Mani (Mani Brothers), the real estate moguls who own Malibu Beach Inn, were tangled up in a 2018 dirty deal.