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Fred Segal permanently shuts its doors in Malibu
California cool fashion retailer Fred Segal has permanently shut its doors in Malibu. The store in the heart of Malibu’s shopping district is completely bare of the trendy styles it purveyed to customers seeking the latest chic, casual wear. The Malibu location was one of just a handful of Fred Segal locations left in Southern California. The flagship Melrose location […] The post Fred Segal permanently shuts its doors in Malibu appeared first on The Malibu Times.
City to repair Westward Beach Road Embankment
Zuma Beach Underpass was also a concern at the meeting, but was unrelated to the project The Public Works Commission addressed one item during the commission meeting on July 24, the Westward Beach Road Embankment Repairs Project. In 2019, and following the Wolsey Fire in 2018, Zuma Canyon Creek experienced an excessive stormwater runoff that damaged the existing road embankment of Westward Beach Road. […] The post City to repair Westward Beach Road Embankment appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Kanye house sells
The mother of all home fixer uppers, Kanye West’s gutted Malibu Road beach house has finally found a buyer. The house designed by Japanese architect Takao Ando was nearly demolished by the rapper/ singer with the intention of redesigning it, but that never happened. The $57 million property sat as an empty shell exposed to […] The post Kanye house sells appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Malibu Volleyball Club places second in national tournament
The group finished the championships with a 16-1 record and advanced to their 17-team division’s title game The Malibu Volleyball Club was on the winners’ podium at the end of the USA Volleyball Boys Junior National Championships in Dallas on June 29. The team of 16-year-olds finished second in the four-day event’s 16 Club division. The group finished the championships with […] The post Malibu Volleyball Club places second in national tournament appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Malibu skateboarding sensation Tom Schaar to compete in the Olympics
Schaar also was the youngest X Games gold medalist after completing a 1080 in 2012 Asia X Games in Shanghai If you ask Tony Hawk and Shaun White about the skateboarding acumen of Malibu’s professional skateboarder, Tom Schaar, they’ll tell you he’s extremely skilled in the sport. “Tom is showing us the future of vertical skating with every new technique and routine,” Hawk says. “And, he is one of the […] The post Malibu skateboarding sensation Tom Schaar to compete in the Olympics appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Santa Monica Visitor Center hosts artist Arnie Rudman
Hidden Nature Wood and Stone art exhibit and sale showcases the natural world’s power, resilience, and mystery Showcasing the beauty of California’s natural lands, Arnie Rudman’s wood and stone exhibit and sale at the Santa Monica Mountains Visitor Center is a display of new life for weathered stone and reclaimed wood. Running July 3-28, Rudman’s art gallery is a beautiful blend of unique stone […] The post Santa Monica Visitor Center hosts artist Arnie Rudman appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Rev. Stickney leads in church and on tennis court
Stickney has also been the head coach of the Malibu High boys and girls tennis teams for five years The Rev. Dr. Joy Stickney preached a message of togetherness to the congregation of St. Aidan’s Episcopal Church of Malibu on a bright and clear Sunday. “This morning, Jesus looks at each of us. As he did at those who were sitting around […] The post Rev. Stickney leads in church and on tennis court appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Letter to the Editor: City Council of ‘No’
Malibu City Council members have become members of a No party. No new building that will bring in new revenue. No to ADUs to help families, no to fining a restaurant a large enough fine to protect drivers from being killed. No, to so many things, it’s hard to believe. Malibu has become a city that reminds me of those in the horse and buggy age who thought cars would just go away. We need to stop fighting against the future and not bend to those who want to keep the horse and buggy.
In conversation with Malibu author David Duchovny at Malibu Village Books
Ben H. Winters, sci-fi author and screenwriter for The Tracker, elicits Duchovny’s insights about his newest book, ‘The Reservoir’ In the Ukrainian language that is native to some of his ancestors — his paternal grandfather Moshe came from Berdychiv, which is in modern day Ukraine, author David Duchovny’s surname means spiritual. In literary circles, his meaningful works, which artfully allude to spirituality and sometimes metaphorically refer to fate, intrigue […] The post In conversation with Malibu author David Duchovny at Malibu Village Books appeared first on The Malibu Times.
$25,000 now offered for zip-tied dog information
The award for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the abuse of a dog found in Malibu has risen to $25,000. The German shepherd, now called “Argon”, was found July 3 in Malibu Canyon with zip ties around his muzzle and neck. Animal rescue groups have added to the reward to […] The post $25,000 now offered for zip-tied dog information appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Code enforcement case against Nobu now open
An active code enforcement case is open by the City of Malibu against famed restaurant Nobu. The expensive sushi eatery rented out its oceanfront location July 4 for a private party hosted by a West Hollywood bar and sponsored by high end tequila, vodka, and Champagne companies. The restaurant was issued a conditional temporary use permit that wasrevoked after tickets to the pricey event were on sale. City officials […] The post Code enforcement case against Nobu now open appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Malibu’s Deadly Highway: A father’s quest for change
By Michel Shane Columnist My name is Michel Shane, and I want to bring attention to the safety of our community. I’m a filmmaker and a father, and I’ve witnessed both the best and worst of Malibu. This column won’t focus on politics but on the safety and future of our community. Picture living on […] The post Malibu’s Deadly Highway: A father’s quest for change appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Separation setback: Back to square one
City of Malibu renews its petition for school district split On July 18, the City of Malibu suspended mediation sessions regarding the establishment of an independent Malibu Unified School District and issued a letter to the Los Angeles County Office of Education Committee on School District Organization to resume the process for the previously filed petition, according […] The post Separation setback: Back to square one appeared first on The Malibu Times.
New principal named at Malibu High School
Dr. Adam Almeida is a familiar face on campus The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District has just announced the appointment of a new principal at Malibu High School. Dr. Adam Almeida will assume his new role August 1. Almeida replaces Patrick Miller who was promoted to a district position as director of assessment, research, and […] The post New principal named at Malibu High School appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Parents and city leaders meet to brainstorm restoring school bus service
Lack of drivers is obstacle in getting SMMUSD general education buses rolling again Malibu parents and city leaders are collaborating on finding solutions to getting public school students to campus now that the Santa Monica Malibu Unified School District can no longer provide bus service. While the district does not provide general education students transportation in Santa Monica, that lack of bus […] The post Parents and city leaders meet to brainstorm restoring school bus service appeared first on The Malibu Times.
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