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Extreme weather survivors discuss anger after disasters — The Malibu Times (opens the original)
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Even if your house didn’t burn down, all of Malibu weathered a disaster after the Palisades Fire ripped apart neighborhoods, businesses, Pacific Coast Highway, and displaced hundreds of families, forever changing the community as we knew it. And Malibu is not alone after a series of destructive fires, floods, and other extreme weather disasters havetorn through other cities across the United States in recent years. Extreme Weather Survivors (EWS) is a nationwide network that connects people impa
Fraser Bohm murder trial delayed as prosecutors introduce new distracted-driving theory — The Malibu Times (opens the original)
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Nearly three years after four Pepperdine students were killed in a high-speed crash on Pacific Coast Highway, the long-awaited murder trial of Malibu resident Fraser Bohm has been postponed three months to Dec. 1, as his defense seeks additional time to address a new prosecution theory involving distracted driving. Bohm, 24, faces four counts of murder and four counts of vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence in connection with the 2023 deaths. His trial had been scheduled to begin Sept. 8
City of Malibu weighs appeal after court rejects attempt to claim public easements on Winding Way — The Malibu Times (opens the original)
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The City of Malibu is considering an appeal after a Los Angeles Superior Court judge rejected its attempt to establish ownership of several public trail easements near Escondido Canyon Park, saying the city is disappointed by the decision but remains committed to improving safety and management of the trails. The city filed the lawsuit earlier this year against the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy (SMMC) and the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority (MRCA), seeking to establish that
Malibu Brewing expands to Agoura — The Malibu Times (opens the original)
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A little bit of Malibu is coming to Agoura Hills. Family-owned Malibu Brewing Company is opening its second location this week at the longtime home of Ladyface Ale Company, which served the local community for more than 15 years. In just four years, owners Ryan and Jill Ahrens opened Malibu Brewing, which quickly earned a devoted following and then expanded the craft beer pub concept into the neighboring community with big fanfare. An opening day ribbon-cutting ceremony was scheduled for Aug. 25
Legendary Zuma lifeguards make breakfast for their fellow guards — The Malibu Times (opens the original)
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Between Ed, Jerry, and Dick Heinrich, these now-retired Malibu lifeguards have over 166 years of combined lifeguarding service at Zuma Beach. The Heinrich name is well-known for their service to the beach community and for starting a dynasty of lifeguards as each of their sons also became lifeguards at Zuma Beach, continuing the family tradition. Just a few years back, there were times when as many as seven Heinrich family members were patrolling Zuma Beach. The eldest, Ed Heinrich, even jokes,
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