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  • Residents Complain of Pesky, Privacy-Invading Drones
    The Malibu Times
    After one person complained on local social media last week about a drone violating his privacy by hovering outside his bedroom on Point Dume, several dozen others chimed in to
  • New year, new laws
    Los Angeles Times
    As we welcome the new year, a series of new laws will go into effect in California. Although much of the legislation addresses typical areas like infrastructure and finance, some laws were written in response to major events of 2020, such as the COVID-19 ...
  • It’s time to head to the SGV for Taiwanese breakfast
    Los Angeles Times
    Last month, I picked up breakfast from Today Starts Here in Chinatown and spread out the haul on a table at home. Where to start? Daikon cakes flecked with shiitakes and fried shallots, or oblong ...
  • This Tropical-themed Home Is the Most Wish-listed Airbnb in California
    Travel + Leisure
    Nicknamed the "Pirates of the Caribbean Getaway," this cottage near Santa Monica, California is a mishmash of tropical decor that seems straight out of "Treasure Island."
  • Horse racing newsletter: Catching up on news
    Los Angeles Times
    Hello, my name is John Cherwa and welcome back to our horse racing newsletter, as we preview the only Kentucky Derby prep at Golden Gate Fields. There were a lot of news stories that went on this ...
  • Shirley MacLaine enjoys a Martini as she dines al fresco in Malibu
    Daily Mail on MSN.com
    Oscar-winning actress Shirley MacLaine enjoyed a classic Martini with lunch as she dined al fresco at Kristy's Village Cafe in Malibu on Friday.
  • City Of Malibu: New State Partnership To Make Wildfire Insurance More Affordable & Increase Safety Standards
    NEW STATE INSURANCE PARTNERSHIP TO MAKE WILDFIRE INSURANCE MORE AFFORDABLE AND INCREASE WILDFIRE SAFETY STANDARDS. A new multi-agency state partnership establis
  • Arden Nguyen
    Los Angeles Times
    High School Insider is a user-generated content website that enables students to post their stories and report on issues that matter to them and their communities. Through HS Insider, students are provided the opportunity to join a network of more than 300 ...
  • Review: A polyamorous relationship is laid bare in ‘Show Me What You Got’
    Los Angeles Times
    Ah, to be young, beautiful and uninhibited in Los Angeles. In director-cinematographer Svetlana Cvetko’s ambitious indie drama “Show Me What You Got,” three soulful twentysomethings bare ...
  • Blog: Bottom of My Heart
    The Malibu Times
    I thought with Valentine’s Day upon us, I might as well write a blog/column about the heart, since for reasons I do not comprehend, love and heart seem intertwined.
  • Letter: Misguided Trust
    The Malibu Times
    I have been brought up to trust the people who are in places of authority to perform their duties truthfully and faithfully. We have a congresswoman, Marjorie Taylor Greene, who
  • Humans’ lack of concern with climate change: From the 1930s to 2021
    Los Angeles Times
    Dating back to the ancient Greeks, scholars have understood there to be a connection between the actions of humans and the reaction of the environment. Such a concept was first coined the “greenhouse effect” in 1896 by Swedish scientist Svante ...
  • HBUHSD students compete in the Battle for the Torch
    Los Angeles Times
    This year, students throughout the Huntington Beach Union High School District will compete in the Battle for the Torch. The Battle for the Torch is a new district-wide event that consists of a series of competitions, games and more. The Associated ...
  • What’s playing at the drive-in: ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ and more
    Los Angeles Times
    Craving a flick on the big screen? Here’s our latest rundown of new and classic movies playing at drive-ins, pop-ups or rooftops near you. We’ll update as new titles and showtimes are added.
  • Opinion: A word of hope
    Los Angeles Times
    We’ve always learned about history and examined it from a distance. Paragraphs in textbooks explain to us the triumphs and tragedies of the past so we don’t make those same mistakes in the future. Our answers were always there, on the pages that we ...
  • Essential California: Talking San Francisco with the city’s new poet laureate
    Los Angeles Times
    Back in the early ‘60s, we were able to ride from our home in Hidden Hills all the way down to Malibu Beach through Calabasas, it being pretty much all open. It was a magnificent ride ...
  • Spaceship-like estate hits market for $20 million in California. Have a look inside
    The futuristic fortress, designed by contemporary architect Ed Niles, feels “like being in a diving bell under the ocean.”
  • Horse racing newsletter: Jon White’s Kentucky Derby rankings
    Los Angeles Times
    Hello, my name is John Cherwa and welcome back to our horse racing newsletter as we have one of those four-day racing weeks. Before we get to the good stuff, a couple of news items I might ...
  • UFO or missile test? Malibu woman questions sightings in California sky
    Amber, a woman in Malibu, California was at Zuma beach on February 5 when she saw something strange. "It seems as though two unidentifiable objects are shooting up and down where one almost ...
  • Letter: On a Rampage
    The Malibu Times
    Bruce Silverstein is on a rampage! He has attacked our city manager, our former city attorney, the current city attorney, and he has now set his
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