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  • You Now Have Until July 15 To File Your California And Federal Tax Returns
    LAist
    California's Franchise Tax Board had announced Wednesday that it was postponing its deadline to July 15. Mnuchin urged anyone who might have a refund coming their way to file now to get their money sooner. Hikers in Malibu last March. This is still OK, but please adhere to social distancing protocols. (Mario Tama/Getty Image)s Our friends at ...
  • Here's What You Can And Can’t Do Under The Stay At Home Order
    Hikers in Malibu last March. This is still OK, but please adhere to social distancing protocols ... Tax season is now fully extended into the summer for California residents. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin announced on Twitter that President Trump directed him to move the federal income tax filing deadline from April 15 to July 15.
  • Coronavirus: Simon Cowell stocks up on food as he prepares for total lockdown inside Malibu mansion
    Simon Cowell has managed to complete his food shop before heading back to his plush Malibu home for total lockdown amid growing concerns over the ... which has now been expanded across the state of California. The 'safe at home' order will put everyone in California on total lockdown as residents will stay indoors around-the-clock for a whole ...
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  • First COVID-19 Case Confirmed in Malibu—Pepperdine Student Tests Positive
    The Malibu Times
    A Pepperdine student attending classes at the university's Malibu campus has tested positive for COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, the university confirmed on Thursday evening, March 19, in a story first broken by the Pepperdine Graphic. "The university learned today of two additional confirmed positive COVID-19 test results ...
  • COVID-19 Malibu Response Fact Sheet
    The Malibu Times
    Partly cloudy skies early will give way to cloudy skies late. Slight chance of a rain shower. Low 51F. Winds NNW at 5 to 10 mph.. Partly cloudy skies early will give way to cloudy skies late. Slight chance of a rain shower. Low 51F. Winds NNW at 5 to 10 mph.
  • 'Stay at Home' Order Issued for LA County—Moments Later, Order Extends Across CA
    The Malibu Times
    Everyone in the state of California is being ordered to stay at home. That is the latest directive down from the office of the governor, who announced the "Safer at Home" order on Thursday evening, March 19. The order is designed to "flatten the curve ...
  • Local Physician Sabine Hazan Advises on the Coronavirus COVID-19
    The Malibu Times
    Are you aware of any cases of the coronavirus among your Malibu patients? Not in Malibu but Ventura, where I am also based, had five cases quarantined; LA has several. What is your best advice to Malibu residents? First and foremost - learn from Korea, Israel and other nations that have had success in limiting transmission. They required ...
  • Malibu Locals Emergency Food and Dining Guide
    The Malibu Times
    Many offer home delivery as well. Needless to say, they need us to support them as they support us. Here is a list of food and dining locations in Malibu, along with their hours of operations and other details: http://bit.ly/TMT-FoodDirectory. To update your listing, send an email to frontdesk@malibutimes.com, ATTN: Susan. Below is a list of ...
  • Build Malibu Better: Adapting to the New Normal
    The Malibu Times
    An emergency city council meeting was held on Monday the 16th to ratify a Declaration of Local Emergency. We are all fortunate that Malibu has great outdoor areas to get a little exercise and expose ourselves to clean air fresh off the Pacific Ocean ...
  • ADUs - A Great Solution For Homeowners In Fire Torn Malibu And LA Counties
    Malibu and Los Angeles counties have been a target for excessive fires in recent years. Some of the homeowners choose to sell their lots but many others are choosing to rebuild. Many people are choosing to build accessory dwelling unit (ADU) to live in until their larger main houses can be rebuilt.
  • 'I Just Can't Believe It': Students in Shock and Frustration Over Sudden End to Semester
    The Malibu Times
    That saga reached its peak last week when students were required to leave campus and finish classes online for the rest of the semester. After less than a month of reacclimating on the Malibu campus, Shanghai participant Mason Chin has found himself having to pack his bags once again. “I just drove back out here from Iowa,” Chin said.
  • Coronavirus has forced thousands at Stanford and other private colleges to evacuate
    Los Angeles Times
    At Pepperdine University in Malibu, about 1,000 students requested permission to continue living on campus. About 200 will do so, more than half of them international students. University officials were able to help the other students get home safely by providing financial support from donor gifts for flights and gas — or a safe place to live ...
  • Malibu Nonprofits Shed Light on Isolation
    The Malibu Times
    Locally, those efforts were already underway. Last week, Mighty Underdogs (MUD) and the Malibu Foundation created a rapid response program to provide door-to-door services to those who are most vulnerable and most impacted here in Malibu. Founder and president of Mighty Underdogs Tim Hazelip said MUD volunteers wanted to help their local ...
  • Jonah Hill Goes for a Surf Session Amid Coronavirus Crisis
    Jonah Hill is getting in some time with nature – and catching some waves. The 36-year-old actor was spotted putting his surf skills on display and riding waves amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic on Tuesday afternoon (March 17) in Malibu, Calif. Despite getting some fresh air, Jonah is still committing to the recommended act of social ...
  • COVID-19 Upends Daily Life in Malibu
    The Malibu Times
    Ensure you have the food, medicine and medical supplies enough to last around three weeks. The coronavirus, which is the virus that causes the infectious disease known as COVID-19, has upturned the daily lives of virtually everyone in Malibu, alongside everyone in the United States and most of the world’s population. As of Tuesday ...
  • Malibu Schools Closed Into April Over Coronavirus Concerns
    The Malibu Times
    In line with school districts around the country, public schools in the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District will be closed to students through next month due to safety concerns regarding COVID-19. The decision, formally approved by the SMMUSD Board ...
  • Morgan Stewart Is Dating Dr. Phil's Son Jordan McGraw
    E News
    Stewart and McGraw are currently social distancing together because of coronavirus. Luckily, they're in an oceanfront house in Malibu and drinking Aperol spritzes! Plus, they're not sick of each other quite yet. The "Met At A Party" singer said being cooped up with Stewart is "all entertaining all the time." The couple signed off after talking ...
  • Bob Weir, Rick Rubin Talk Grateful Dead, Songwriter, More On ‘Broken Record’ Podcast [Listen]
    Live For Live Music
    Last spring, Bob Weir met up with industry veteran producer Rick Rubin at his Shangri La Studio in Malibu, CA to talk music, songwriting, and the Grateful Dead machine for an episode of the Broken Record Podcast. The conversation and episode is now available for fans to enjoy, as many will now have plenty of time to take in audio content ...
  • ‘The Last Man on Earth’ Co-Stars January Jones and Cleopatra Coleman Joke ‘We Made a Documentary’
    The Cheat Sheet
    It began with Forte’s character, who is joined by the others in his native Tuscon, Arizona. They travel to Malibu, a self-sustaining building in Northern California, and, eventually, Zihuatanejo, Mexico. Many notable actors held recurring or guest spots on the show, from Kristen Wiig to Jason Sudeikis. The latter, who plays Tandy’s brother ...
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