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The need for speed … cameras: Part One
Automated traffic enforcement works for small-town Iowa, but will it work for Malibu? By Ben Marcus On June 18, the City of Malibu was pleased to announce the passage of Senate Bill 1297 (SB 1297), which authorizes the use of speed camera systems in designated areas of Malibu, “strategically placed in five high-risk areas along Malibu’s21-mile stretch, where […] The post The need for speed … cameras: Part One appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Optimist Club honors dedicated and innovative Malibu teachers and three fourth-grade orators
Excellence in Education awards go to five Malibu teachers’ for their instruction and support of pupils By Barbara Burke Special to The Malibu Times As echoes of singing “School’s out for Summer” still ring in locals’ ears, there is yet more to celebrate in Malibu’sacademic landscape. The Malibu Optimists Club hosted two signature events celebrating brilliant, innovative andeffective teachers in our local schools and Kids Speak […] The post Optimist Club honors dedicated and innovative Malibu teachers and three fourth-grade orators appeared first on The Malibu Times.
New coach selected to lead Waves on the diamond
Tyler LaTorre coming from Westmont College to become the 18th head coach in Pepperdine’s baseball history The Pepperdine Waves baseball team has a new skipper. Former professional baseball player Tyler LaTorre was announced as the Waves new head coach on June 14. LaTorre, a pro catcher for 10 years before going into coaching, said he is excited to be Pepperdine’s coach. “To all our players, past and […] The post New coach selected to lead Waves on the diamond appeared first on The Malibu Times.
102 students celebrated at Malibu High School’s graduation
Leah Isaacs was remembered and honored with her classmates On Tuesday, June 11, 102 Malibu High School students walked on the athletic field one last time to receive their 2024 diplomas. The ceremony began with performances and speeches made by members of the Class of 2024. To start off, the late Leah Isaacs was honored by […] The post 102 students celebrated at Malibu High School’s graduation appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Man convicted of swindling Malibu doctor sentenced to 16 years
A man convicted of swindling a Malibu doctor was sentenced Monday to 16 years in prison. Anthony David Flores, a hairstylist from Fresno, was also known as Anton David. Flores pleaded guilty last year to nine felony counts. He and his ex-girlfriend were charged with money laundering, conspiracy, wire fraud, and a host of other offenses in the case […] The post Man convicted of swindling Malibu doctor sentenced to 16 years appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Citizens meet at Malibu West Beach Club to discuss the future of vacant city-owned properties
Attendees at community lands meeting discuss options for five properties, totaling more than 60 acres By Barbara Burke Special to the Malibu Times It’s exactly what President Abraham Lincoln envisioned when he reverently discussed the aspirational role of government in our country in his Gettysburg Address — a “government of the people, by the people and for the […] The post Citizens meet at Malibu West Beach Club to discuss the future of vacant city-owned properties appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Employees exemplify self-help at its best, saving their restaurant by operating the eatery themselves
Gladstones is open, has a great new menu, and invites locals to celebrate the iconic eatery’s new summer fare By Barbara Burke Special to the Malibu Times In August 2023, locals and visitors alike were dejected when they heard that Gladstones, the more-than-50-year-old iconic restaurant at Sunset and the Pacific Coast Highway, was slated to […] The post Employees exemplify self-help at its best, saving their restaurant by operating the eatery themselves appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Letter to the Editor: Disrespecting city staff an HR nightmare
Dear Editor, I was unable to attend the May 28 City Council meeting because I was home with COVID. If I had been able to attend, I would have respectfully, but strongly, taken exception to Mayor Steve Uhring’s defense of his publicly disrespecting our assistant planning director at our meeting on May 13. Uhring said, “If someone is doing something wrong, how are we to […] The post Letter to the Editor: Disrespecting city staff an HR nightmare appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Ocean Water Use Warning for LA County Beaches including six beaches in Malibu
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health cautions residents who are planning to visit the below Los Angeles County beaches to avoid swimming, surfing, and playing in ocean waters. Six Malibu beaches are Topanga Canyon, Sweetwater Canyon Storm Drain at Carbon Beach, Malibu Lagoon at Surfider Beach, Trancas Beach at Zuma Beach, Malibu Pier, […] The post Ocean Water Use Warning for LA County Beaches including six beaches in Malibu appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Letter to the Editor: Impression of May 13 City Council meeting
Dear Editor, I am a frequent participant and/or observer of our City Council meetings, as well as other department and commission meetings. I take exception to what Councilman Doug Stewart wrote in last week’s Letter’s to the Editor section titled “Respect and proper decorum must return to Malibu council meetings.” I attended that meeting by […] The post Letter to the Editor: Impression of May 13 City Council meeting appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Community attends annual Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff’s Station Open House
Community members were able to meet and greet various public safety units By Samantha Bravo Of The Malibu Times The Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff’s Station held its annual Open House over the weekend, giving community members anopportunity to meet their local law enforcement officers, discuss public safety issues, and get a tour of the sheriff’s department. Brian Knott of the Malibu/Lost […] The post Community attends annual Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff’s Station Open House appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Planning Commission approves annual Chili Cook-Off permit
Planning director says the cities online portal has been successful with over 1,000 requests To start off the Planning Commission meeting on Monday, the commission raised its concerns with the amount of code violations they have received from properties in Malibu. In response, Planning Director Richard Mollica said the city is planning on stepping up code enforcement on the weekends. “Instead […] The post Planning Commission approves annual Chili Cook-Off permit appeared first on The Malibu Times.
FROM THE RIGHT: Hunter’s conviction and its reflection on the president
By Don Schmitz Weeks after the historic conviction of Trump, we have the historic conviction of President Joe Biden’s son Hunter. Some state this proves we are a nation of laws and not men, that justice is blind, and applied fairly to all. I would posit that to varying degrees that’s often true in America, but regrettably, in 2024, it’s not. Trump and Biden are […] The post FROM THE RIGHT: Hunter’s conviction and its reflection on the president appeared first on The Malibu Times.
The following incidents were reported between May 13 to May 30
5/13BurglaryA home on Sierks Way in Malibu was burglarized and the window to its bathroom was shattered. The victim walked into her bedroom and saw two men wearing all black standing in her bedroom. The suspects ran into the adjacent bathroom and left the property. The victim said they would have to do a further […] The post The following incidents were reported between May 13 to May 30 appeared first on The Malibu Times.
FROM THE LEFT: Hunter’s conviction and its reflection on the president
By Lance Simmens As a father of two sons, I have nothing but the upmost respect and sympathy for President Joe Biden as he struggles with the travails that have beset him and his family with regard to his son Hunter’s recent guilty verdict. It is surely a parent’s worst nightmare when a child finds himself […] The post FROM THE LEFT: Hunter’s conviction and its reflection on the president appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Discussion on Next Week’s City Council June 24
Ceremonial/Presentations: New Items: Ordinances and Public Hearings: Old Business: New Business: Council Items: To view the full City Council Agenda, visit malibucity.org/virtualmeetings. The post Discussion on Next Week’s City Council June 24 appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Calendar for the week of June 20
FRI, JUNE 21 FREE SUMMER SOLSTICE SUNSET YOGA Join a free sunset yoga class overlooking the Pacific Ocean on the Summer Solstice on Friday, June 21, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Malibu Bluffs Park. The workshop is designed for ages 16 and older and will be led by local meditation, yoga, and wellness instructors from The […] The post Calendar for the week of June 20 appeared first on The Malibu Times.
A new real estate record has been set in California and again in Malibu
A mansion on the north end of Malibu just sold for a record $210 million topping the $200 million price Jay-Z and Beyonce paid for a Malibu house last year. This latest mega sale was made off-market by an unknown buyer. The seller, James Jannard, founded the sunglasses and apparel company Oakley. Jannard bought the […] The post A new real estate record has been set in California and again in Malibu appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Shane Gang Pictures’ ’21 Miles in Malibu’ triumphs at the 45th Annual Telly Awards
Shane Gang Pictures is thrilled to announce that its impactful film, “21 Miles in Malibu,” has been honored with Three Silver Telly Awards at the prestigious 45th Annual Telly Awards. This recognition underscores the film’s powerful storytelling and ability to drive meaningful change. The Telly Awards are renowned for celebrating excellence in video and television across all screens. This […] The post Shane Gang Pictures’ ’21 Miles in Malibu’ triumphs at the 45th Annual Telly Awards appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Manhattanhenge 2024 offers spectacular NYC sight
Malibu Times reporter experiences fascinating urban solar event A spectacular sight hit New York City May 29 with the occurrence of the twice-yearly Manhattanhenge phenomenon, otherwise known as Manhattan’s Summer solstice. The word, Manhattanhenge, coined by astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson is indeed a nod to Stonehenge although much easier to get to, but not guaranteed if the weather doesn’tcooperate. Just […] The post Manhattanhenge 2024 offers spectacular NYC sight appeared first on The Malibu Times.
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