Ye West, formerly known as Kanye, wanted to remove the windows and electricity supply from his house to turn it into a "bomb shelter from the 1910s" where he
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- (Mark Girardeau Photography) MALIBU, CA — Bioluminescent waves have returned to the Southern California coast, drawing hundreds of residents to the beach after dusk in hopes of experiencing the ...
- MALIBU, CA — Two long-running food institutions will celebrate the grand opening of their joint Malibu location on Wednesday. Irv's Burgers & Prince Street Pizza are sharing a new space at The ...
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MALIBU, CALIFORNIA: According to a recent complaint, Kanye West intended to make his $57 million Malibu mansion into "a bomb shelter from the 1910s" by removing electricity and windows. The former manager of the remodeling project, Tony Saxon, has sued the ...
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Motorcyclists support wounded veterans, unite community in a wave of patriotism and remembrance By Barbara Burke Special to The Malibu Times Admiring bystanders enthusiastically waved flags as police cars and fire trucks escorted several hundred motorcyclists from the Naval Base Ventura near Pt.
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Staff Report The American Youth Soccer Organization Region 759, the Malibu chapterer kicked off it’s fall season with Opening Day at Malibu Bluffs Park on Saturday, Sept. 9. The program has been thriving with over 300 players participating and has been an essential community program for Malibu,
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Malibu Library. Photo by Samantha Bravo. The 2023 Malibu Library Speaker Series continues on Sept. 20 at 7 p.m. at City Hall with Scott Freiman’s presentation analyzing The Beatles’ iconic album, “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.”
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CALABASAS, CA — The man who was killed when a vehicle speeding into a parking lot in Calabasas struck a parked vehicle, pinning the man between both vehicles, was identified by authorities Tuesday. Eric Hamermesh, 68, of McKinney, Texas was identified as the victim of the Sept. 2 crash by the Los Angeles County Medical-Examiner's Office.
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SMMUSD superintendent Dr. Antonio Shelton attends the Planning Commission meeting to back project Santa Monica Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD) Superintendent Dr. Antonio Shelton attended the Planning Commission meeting on Sept.
A man who once worked as a property caretaker to Kanye West has sued the famous rapper for firing him and for allegedly failing to pay him after working in dangerous" conditions at his Malibu home.
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Dear Editor, We, the Board of Directors of the Malibu Aquatics Foundation (MAF), are writing to express our deep concern and distress regarding a recently published article in the Sept. 7 edition of The Malibu Times.
A new study of Earth's health says the planet is outside its “safe operating space for humanity” on six out of nine key measurements.
Hi Neighbor Hospitality Group will pull together a "collection" of food and beverage outlets to fill the long-vacant Cliff House space
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By Don Schmitz Politicians are adept at making excuses for their craven policies and actions, with the latest panacea being “climate change” for devastating wildfires destroying nature, communities, and precious lives.
Ye's caretaker "was sleeping in makeshift conditions, finding empty spaces on the ground and using his coat as a makeshift bedding," lawsuit says.
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The Public Safety Department delivers a presentation on fire season preparedness at the meeting The Malibu City Council voted to table Title 17 (Zoning) of the Malibu Municipal Code and the Local Coastal Program to Update Regulations Related to Accessory Dwelling Units during Monday night’s meeting.
Caretaker accuses rapper of unpaid wages and retaliatory firing for refusing to strip windows and electricity from home
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By Lance Simmens Former Vice President Al Gore may not have invented the internet but he sure did raise the public consciousness around what at first was characterized as global warming and now has morphed into climate change.
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Scott Mathes, the founder and director of the California Environmental Project, died Sept. 6 in Bend, Ore., of a long illness. He was 62.
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The long-awaited deliveries of the new LiveWire Del Mar Launch Edition electric motorcycles have just begun, and we’re already
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The winner plays the victor of California Lutheran vs. Liberty on Saturday. Bushnell said Malibu has the prowess for postseason success. “Being able to apply that skill during games and ...
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The Golden Coast Conference Player of the Week was a Pepperdine Waves men’s volleyball player for two straight weeks this month. Attacker Dennis Blyashov, a graduate student, received the honor on Oct.
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The Pepperdine Waves men’s basketball team finished last season with a losing record. Ten days before the Waves’ season begins with Blue & Orange Madness on Friday night, Oct. 14, Pepperdine head coach Lorenzo Romar said this season’s Waves squad can be more successful.
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The Pepperdine Waves men’s water polo team battled back from four-goal deficit to defeat the San Jose State Spartans 13-10 on Oct. 9. Pepperdine head coach Terry Schroeder said the Waves played lullingly at the beginning of the match but turned their play around.
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The Pepperdine Waves women’s soccer team opened West Coast Conference play with a shutout victory on Oct. 1. The Waves, ranked 17th in the nation, defeated the visiting San Diego Toreros 3-0 at Pepperdine’s Tari Frahm Rockus Field.
Los Angeles Times
Thanks to the growing popularity of club volleyball, freshmen are contributing at top City Section volleyball programs like Palisades, Venice and ECR.
The Malibu Times
The Malibu High School Sharks football team won big on Homecoming Night last month. The Sharks defeated the East Valley Falcons 46-0 on Sept. 16. Malibu head coach Steven Hernandez said the Sharks’ defense led the way.
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The event at The Ecology Center in San Juan Capistrano will honor Tomson, the first pro surfing ambassador for the nonprofit organization when it started nearly four decades ago.
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The event at The Ecology Center in San Juan Capistrano will honor Tomson, the first pro surfing ambassador for the nonprofit organization when it started nearly four decades ago.
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The Pepperdine Waves women’s tennis team picked up a pair of titles last weekend. Waves tennis players won the singles and doubles titles at the Battle of the Bay at the California Tennis Club in San Francisco for the second consecutive season on Sept.
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