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    In wealthy Malibu, an uneasy act of charity

    by Gale Holland, Los Angeles Times Nov 26, 2017 3 minutes

    MALIBU, Calif. - Being homeless in Malibu is different.

    Chris Smith watches ducks land on the lagoon at sunset from his beach encampment, known to locals as Margaritaville.

    Nancy Rosenquist told the City Council of huddling behind a dumpster and listening to Lady Gaga record a song in an adjacent building.

    Residents have long been generous to those who live in the city's 21 miles of canyons, beaches and glittering shopping centers.

    For 17 years, religious groups fed homeless people, and the city and

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