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Maile Sullivan Dives Deeper Into Swimming and Lifeguarding

September 2, 2026 by Madison Chavez

Sophomore swimmer Maile Sullivan poses with lifeguard equipment on Seaside Park Beach in New Jersey this summer. Sullivan said she officially became a certified lifeguard at 16 years old. Photo courtesy of Maile SullivanMaile Sullivan, Pepperdine Women's Swim and Dive sophomore swimmer, has spent most of her life making a splash — but not always in the pool.After growing … [Read more...] about Maile Sullivan Dives Deeper Into Swimming and Lifeguarding

Trial Date Pushed Back Three Months for Fraser Michael Bohm

September 2, 2026 by Amanda Monahan & Haylie Ross

Fraser Michael Bohm (right) leaves the Van Nuys Courthouse alongside defense attorneys Alan Jackson (middle) and Jacqueline Sparagna (left) after the Sept. 2 pre-trial hearing. Bohm's trial was set to begin Sept. 8 but was pushed back to Dec. 1. Photo by Amanda Monahan Editor’s Note: This reporting is part of the Graphic’s ongoing coverage of the Oct. 2023 PCH crash that … [Read more...] about Trial Date Pushed Back Three Months for Fraser Michael Bohm

Opinion: Malibu Has an Anti-Homelessness Problem

August 31, 2026 by Riley McGeehon

Art by Ava MillerTransparency Item: The Perspectives section of the Graphic is comprised of articles based on opinion. This is the opinion and perspective of the writer.Malibu City Council unanimously approved an emergency declaration Aug. 10, allowing the city to clear homeless encampments without multiple days notice.The severity of the fire risk Malibu faces cannot be … [Read more...] about Opinion: Malibu Has an Anti-Homelessness Problem

Location Change to Malibu Farmers Market Sparks Tension

August 30, 2026 by Alexa Mcglathery

The new Malibu Farmers Market location sits outside Malibu City Hall on Aug. 23. Abdul Akazah, owner of Brothers Products, said he's unsure if the move is permanent. Photo by Griffin Pilcher The Malibu Farmers Market has long given local farmers, food vendors and small businesses a place to sell their products and connect with the Malibu community every Sunday.But on Aug. 23, … [Read more...] about Location Change to Malibu Farmers Market Sparks Tension

Student Center Opens at The Mountain

August 23, 2026 by Marcos Lizarraga

The front entrance of the Student Center at The Mountain At Mullin Park on Aug. 19, is awaiting students. With its grand opening a day later, staff and facilities workers were putting the final touches on the 43,000-square-foot building. Photos by Griffin PilcherPepperdine University is embarking on a new chapter with the opening of the new Student Center on Aug. 20. Over the … [Read more...] about Student Center Opens at The Mountain

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