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  • Malibu, CA Coronavirus Updates & News For February 20
    Latest coronavirus headlines from Malibu, Los Angeles County and across California: Malibu School Board And Teachers Union Ratify Reopening Agreement; SMMUSD, Teachers Union Ratify Reopening Agreement;
  • Horse racing newsletter: Previewing the Saudi Cup
    Los Angeles Times
    Sparkled in the seven-furlong Malibu. If he runs his race, he wins. 10 — Military Law (Musabbeh Al Mheiri, Antonio Fresu, 12-1): Coming off a win in a Grade 2 Meydan in UAE, has two wins and two ...
  • SMMUSD, Teachers Union Ratify Reopening Agreement
    The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District announced Friday that it had ratified an agreement with the Santa Monica-Malibu Classroom Teachers Association on the implementation of a hybrid "Distance Learning Plus" system.
  • Sheriff’s Deputies See Rise in Catalytic Converter Thefts
    The Malibu Times
    The Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff’s Station has reported “a dramatic rise” in the number of catalytic converters—exhaust emission control devices that often contain valuable metals such as platinum or pal
  • What’s playing at the drive-in: ‘Nomadland,’ ‘Minari’ 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.
  • Pacific Completes Season Sweep of Pepperdine
    Pacific Tigers
    Winning back-to-back games for the first time since late December, the Pacific women's basketball team (8-10, 6-9) notched their first sweep of
  • Review: ‘To All the Boys: Always and Forever’ explores young love but falls flat
    Los Angeles Times
    To all the readers who’ve never seen it before, turn on your computer or TV and start watching “To All the Boys: Always and Forever.” Released right before Valentine’s Day, “To All the Boys: Always and Forever” is the final installment to Lara ...
  • Opinion: Why you shouldn’t use food delivery apps
    Los Angeles Times
    During the pandemic, apps like Doordash or Postmates have become more popular than ever before, mostly because of their convenience. With a single tap, you can get food from your favorite restaurants delivered right to your doorstep, without having to go ...
  • The seeds of a mobile Black farmers market are sprouting
    Los Angeles Times
    In June, Carmen Dianne was attending a makeup mentorship program but her focus was elsewhere. The event came on the heels of George Floyd’s death, and the Black makeup artist felt as if a switch ...
  • Opinion: It only happens in the movies … right?
    Los Angeles Times
    Nothing is better after a long, hard week at school than to watch a good movie. Since 1888, movies have been around to provide viewers with an outlet from reality. All genres of film — romance, comedy, drama, mystery, science fiction, action, horror and ...
  • The best romanesco dish is teeming with Sicilian flavors
    Los Angeles Times
    In my mind, the seasons at the farmers market aren’t really defined by the calendar; they are marked by what I like to obsess over for months at a time. It usually goes something like this ...
  • LAPD pursuing stolen van in downtown Los Angeles area
    KTLA
    Authorities were pursuing a stolen white van in the downtown Los Angeles area on Friday morning. The pursuit began in the Alhambra area and as of 9:50 a.m. was on the 101 Freeway. Sky5 is
  • Best beaches in Los Angeles
    Lonely Planet
    Long before the Beach Boys sang the praises of California and its girls, Southern California was an American dream destination for one reason: the
  • Woman injured after car plunges 100 feet off Malibu cliffside
    A woman was rescued after her car plunged 100 feet over the side of a road in Malibu on Wednesday afternoon. Emergency dispatchers received a call about 4:22 p.m. regarding a car over the side of
  • In the pop-up community, every day is a scramble for chefs. Sometimes, tech is the answer
    Los Angeles Times
    As restaurant jobs have disappeared during the pandemic, there has been a boom in informal food pop-ups in Los Angeles, a rapidly evolving culture that has brought us smoked brisket and roti ...
  • Poem: ‘Dusk Sighs Softly Once More’ Sijo
    Los Angeles Times
    The first stanza’s palm fronds are probably not actual palm fronds, but the plants looked a lot like one! The second stanza depicts a real, but odd phenomenon in which the sun’s rays moves vertically downward. The third stanza is about a turtle, or ...
  • Bradley Cooper Bundles Up in N.Y.C., Plus Lily-Rose Depp, Donnie Wahlberg, Marisa Ramirez and More
    People
    From Hollywood to New York and everywhere in between, see what your favorite stars are up to   Bradley Cooper layers a hoodie under his jacket on a chilly Wednesday in N.Y.C.   Lily-Rose Depp grabs coffee while on a Whole Foods run on Wednesday in N.
  • Inside Miranda Kerr's Gorgeous Malibu Home and Life With Her 3 Kids
    In an exclusive interview with E! News, Miranda Kerr talked about her new furniture collection and life at her Malibu home with her husband and three children.
  • Winnie Harlow Shows Off Long Legs on Date Night with Kyle Kuzma
    Winnie Harlow and boyfriend Kyle Kuzma are enjoying date night! The 26-year-old model and the 25-year-old L.A. Lakers player made their way out to their ride after grabbing dinner at Nobu on Wednesday night (February 17) in Malibu,
  • Kenny G Sells Studio City Farmhouse For $2.7 Million
    Famed saxophonist Kenny G has just sold his Studio City farmhouse for $2,765,000. The house has been on the market since 2018, when it was listed for just under $4 million. Kenny G, whose real name is Kenneth Gorelick,
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