Fraser Michael Bohm (right) exits the Van Nuys Courthouse with defense attorneys Alan Jackson (middle) and Jacqueline Sparagna (left) after a pre-trial hearing Sept. 2. Neither Bohm nor Jackson appeared at the Nov. 4 pre-trial hearing. File photo by Amanda MonahanEditor’s Note: This reporting is part of the Graphic’s ongoing coverage of the Oct. 2023 PCH crash that … [Read more...] about Judge Delays Nitrous Oxide Discussion After No-Show From Bohm, Jackson
California Governor’s Race
The 2026 California governor's race is between Democratic candidate Xavier Becerra and Republican candidate Steve Hilton. The two will compete to replace current termed-out California governor Gavin Newsom. Xavier Becerra is the former California Attorney General and United States Secretary of Health and Human Services. His campaign priorities include affordable healthcare, … [Read more...] about California Governor’s Race
Erosion to Renewal: A Lifetime Spent Protecting the Pacific
Malibu is constantly changing under the effects of natural disasters and harsh weather. A recent swell caused by El Niño and a Kelvin wave caused flooding at Zuma Beach on Oct. 12. Photos by Amanda MonahanGriffin Barrett has spent his entire life in Malibu waters.Living in nearby Studio City until he was 10, Barrett spent every weekend surfing in Malibu. After moving to … [Read more...] about Erosion to Renewal: A Lifetime Spent Protecting the Pacific
Trial Date Pushed Back Three Months for Fraser Michael Bohm
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
Sustainable Silence: Pepperdine Faculty, Students, Alum Question University’s Sustainability Efforts
A wall covered with sustainability information panels sits in the common area of Eden House. Despite receiving a $150,000 renovation to make the house a sustainable living community in 2015, nearly no sustainability practices still exist in the house today. Photo by Amanda Monahan In the outdoor seating area adjacent to the Rockwell Academic Center, Sustainability Program … [Read more...] about Sustainable Silence: Pepperdine Faculty, Students, Alum Question University’s Sustainability Efforts