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Twenty-five years later, America remembers Sept. 11 — The Malibu Times (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years have passed, but across America on Sept. 11, the names were spoken again. In New York City, family members stood at the National September 11 Memorial and read aloud the names of the men, women and children killed in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. In Los Angeles, firefighters, law enforcement officers, and public officials gathered in solemn remembrance. In Pennsylvania and at the Pentagon, families, and communities returned to
Malibu reaches milestones with first certificate of occupancy — The Malibu Times (opens the original)
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Malibu reached two significant milestones in its recovery from the Palisades Fire this week, announcing the issuance of its 100th construction permit for a single-family home rebuild and its first certificate of occupancy for a completed rebuilt residence. The milestones were announced during the Malibu City Council meeting Monday, Sept. 14, where Community Development Director Yolanda Bundy presented the city's first certificate of occupancy to Big Rock residents Denise and George Toberman. “I’
Zuma Beach Triathlon brings competition, community impact and fire recovery to Malibu — The Malibu Times (opens the original)
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Athletes of all ages and abilities will descend on Zuma Beach this weekend as the Zuma Beach Triathlon returns Sept. 19-20, combining endurance competition with fundraising, inclusion and continued support for communities recovering from the devastating 2025 wildfires. The two-day event will take competitors through some of Malibu’s most recognizable scenery, beginning in the waters off Zuma Beach before sending athletes along the Malibu coastline by bicycle and past the cliffs of Point Dume on
California recognizes open-water lifeguards as first responders — The Malibu Times (opens the original)
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For anyone who lives in Malibu, the sight of a lifeguard tower along the coast is as familiar as Pacific Coast Highway itself. But the men and women stationed along Malibu's beaches do far more than watch swimmers and make ocean rescues. They respond to cardiac arrests and traumatic injuries. They perform CPR, use automated external defibrillators, control bleeding, and stabilize patients. They conduct search-and-rescue operations in dangerous surf and work alongside firefighters, paramedics and
Malibu Farmers Market returning to Library parking lot this Sunday — The Malibu Times (opens the original)
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The Malibu Farmers Market is returning home this Sunday, Aug. 30, to its longtime location at the Malibu Library parking lot at 23555 Civic Center Way, following a week of uncertainty over where the 27-year-old market would operate. The return comes after Los Angeles County issued a temporary day permit allowing the market to operate at the County-owned property while Cornucopia Foundation, which operates the Farmers Market, continues working through the process of renewing its longer-term licen
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