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  • Former Las Vegas judge Melanie Tobiasson dies
    Las Vegas Review-Journal
    The 55-year-old former justice of the peace died by suicide Friday. She had resigned in 2021 after facing ethics charges.
  • Firefighters Stop Malibu Brush Fire
    Firefighters stopped a brush fire in Malibu Saturday that spread to at least one acre and had the potential to spread to five areas. The fire was reported at about 1:30 p.m. in the area of La Tuna Canyon Road and Pacific Coast Highway,
  • Malibu-based American Tortoise Rescue has helped over 4,000 turtles and tortoises
    The Malibu Times
    Since 1990, over 4,000 turtles and tortoises have passed through the gates of the American Tortoise Rescue (ATR) sanctuary in Malibu, according to Susan Tellem, executive director of the nonprofit organization whose mission is “the protection of turtles and tortoises around the globe.
  • Kylie Jenner Finally Reveals Name Of 2nd Baby With Travis Scott
    Kylie Jenner has announced her son's official name! Find out what it is after she revealed she changed it in March 2022.
  • 1-acre fire burns in Malibu
    KTLA
    A 1-acre brush fire is burning in Malibu, according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department. The blaze was first reported a few minutes before 1 p.m., and it was described as being one-eighth of
  • Update: Brush fire on Tuna Canyon contained; road closed, Fire personal on scene
    The Malibu Times
    All lanes of traffic on Pacific Coast Highway are closed at Tuna Canyon Road due to a brush fire. Fire personnel are on scene. PCH closed in both directions at Tuna Canyon Rd Update at 2:14 p.m.: Tuna brush fire forward progress stopped;
  • Jim Marshall’s photographs of Johnny Cash now at Pepperdine
    The Malibu Times
    Presentations explored the topics of prison reform, the power of faith behind bars and its ability to change lives for the better Faith, reconciliation, and flourishing. A symposium on prison reform was held at Pepperdine University on Thursday,
  • Escondido Falls Trail waterfall draws crowd to Malibu
    The Malibu Times
    Escondido Falls is a well-known hiking trail in Malibu, and after a rainstorm, it comes to life. Tucked between Malibu neighborhoods, the hike is easy for all ages. The trail starts at Edward Albert Escondido Canyon Trail and ends with a stunning and photo-worthy waterfall view.
  • Pepperdine University women's match at California rescheduled
    Tennis World
    Pepperdine University women's tennis team is expected to co,me back to action against Clemson on Saturday, January 28 in Malibu at 10:00 for the ITA Kick-Off Weekend
  • Pepperdine University women's team raises West Coast Conference weekly honors!
    As reported by the Pepperdine University website, the women's team, grabbed a vast majority of the West Coast Conference weekly honors
  • Malibu Estate with Ocean-View Backyard
    Los Angeles Times
    Features: Putting green; library; gym; home theater; infinity-edge Jacuzzi; window-lined tower for piano; large island; glass-front storage; breakfast area in ocean-view solarium; Caliber bbq + smoker;
  • The One Show fans in disbelief over Patsy Palmer's age as host Alex Jones says "that's ridiculous"
    EastEnders icon Patsy Palmer, who played the BBC soap's fiesty Bianca Jackson, was one of the celebrity competitors making their debut on the ice paired with Matt Evers. Patsy sparkled in a metaliic pink dress as the pair glided across the ice to the Black Box classic Ride on Time.
  • Letter to the Editor: Malibu’s Homeless Task Force
    The Malibu Times
    This is a modified letter that I sent to City Council on Jan. 13, in response to Task Force Member Scott Dittrich’s letter of Jan. 9, and Dittrich’s public comment that same night at council, in which he stated that the Task Force has completed their duties and should be disbanded.
  • Improved live fuel moisture levels prompts City Council to end state of local emergency
    The Malibu Times
    Malibu City Council voted to terminate the state of local emergency declared as a result of the risk of fires associated with individuals living unhoused and otherwise engaged in unpermitted and unregulated camping.
  • Former CEO of Texas beverage company sentenced to 10 years in prison for fraud
    Insurancenewsnet.com
    The office of the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas issued the following news release on Jan. 18, 2023:. The former CEO of a Texas beverage company was sentenced today to ten years in prison for his role in a high-yield investment scheme in which he and his co-conspirators fraudulently sold more than $12 million of stock in Dallas- based
  • SoCalGas Construction Will Close PCH Lanes In Malibu
    The right northbound and southbound lanes of PCH will be closed from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. Monday through Friday for 40 days. PCH will be limited to one lane in each direction from Big Rock Drive to Tuna Canyon Road.
  • 7 Stocks We Like Better Than Mullen (MULN) Automotive
    Business Insider
    InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips As much as the market loves electric vehicle upstart Mullen Automotive
  • Erosion appears to be worsening on PCH
    The Malibu Times
    Yellow caution tape extends along a 50-yard stretch of embankment on Pacific Coast Highway just north of Coastline Drive. This precarious ridge of sand abutting Malibu’s thoroughfare into Santa Monica and Los Angeles looks dangerously close to crumbling into the Pacific below.
  • Yoakum plane crash survivor makes gradual improvements; church notes funeral for 1 victim
    The Victoria Advocate
    Harvest Church in Germantown, Tennessee, where all five occupants of the doomed Piper PA-46-350P Malibu Mirage were either members ... South Carolina, New York and California. Reach him at kkohn@vicad.com
  • Rain, high tides and boulders continue to cause havoc
    The Malibu Times
    Safety officials continue to caution motorists to take precautions while driving along Pacific Coast Highway and canyons while mudslides and falling rocks can still occur after a rainy day.
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